Abstract:
In The Madman's Diary, his first novel in vernacular Chinese, Lu Xun not only lay the foundation of new literature in terms of Chinese history of modern ideology, but also introduced a form of expression of modern fiction in terms of literary narration. Modern fiction should penetrate through the past, the present and the future. This form of expression means the multiple space of meaning in The Madman's Diary, and also embodies the combination of Lu Xun's complex cultural characters.
