Luzhen: Travel Back in Time and Encounter the Old Dreams in Lu Xun's Works

In the gentle waves of the Jiangnan water town, there is a theme park called Luzhen, like a living historical stage, perfectly blending the fiction in Lu Xun's works with the real style of the old city of Shaoxing, quietly waiting for travelers to explore. Stepping into Luzhen, the bluestone road stretches under your feet, as if every stone slab is whispering stories of the past. The white walls and black tiles of the buildings are scattered, showing the style of the traditional old city of Shaoxing, simple yet elegant. The shop signs on the street sway gently in the wind, as if greeting passersby. The aroma of yellow wine wafts from the Xianheng Hotel, filling the air, reminding people of Kong Yiji, who was obsessed with the pedantic and aloofness of a few fennel beans in the world of long gowns and short clothes, as if reappearing before their eyes. Strolling along the river, the black awning boat glides slowly in the water, the oars gently stirring, breaking the calm of the water surface, creating ripples. Xianglin Sao may have once stood on such a shore, with empty and sad eyes, telling her misfortune. And on the stage of the community opera, the laughter of children seems to still echo, and Ah Q is here, using his "spiritual victory method" to perform a unique farce on the stage of life. Luzhen is not just a scenic spot, but a three-dimensional history book. Here, history is no longer cold words, but vivid scenes, lively characters, and rich life atmosphere. It gives us the opportunity to travel through the tunnel of time and space, to dialogue with the souls in Lu Xun's works, and to feel the vicissitudes of that era and the warmth and coldness of the world. Every stop is a touch of the soul; every turn seems to see the corner of history fluttering in the wind. In Luzhen, we find the closest distance to literature, history, and our ancestors, allowing our hearts to be baptized and nourished in this unique world.