中外传记鲁迅读后感摘录(10)

So he returned to Tokyo to translate foreign works as well as to publish literary magazines and articles。 But he could not make him understood by most Chinese， let alone a small number of students studying abroad。
He came back form Japan in 1909。 He taught students in a college to make a living after the Revolution of 1911。 He pitched in the May Forth Movement。 Then he published his first vernacular novel， A Madman’s Diary in New Youth in 1918 After that ，he reported a couple of short novels including NaHan and PangHang to describe the life of the poor。 He also wrote some proses like The Weeds。
In the year of 1926， he was honed， so he had to leave for Xiamen because of his scathing voices。 He
had experienced with different kinds of national movements。 Persecuted by the KMT， he did not give in。 On the contrary， he regarded his pen as his gun to criticize the reactionaries。 In his later time， he published a novel named Old Tales Retold。 It came form an old Chinese legend。 In the meantime， he added his imagination and experiences to it。