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As we all know, Lu Xun is a great writer and a great scholar. But few people know that Lu Xun is one of the greatest "copywriters" in China's modern history (that is, in the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China).

Lu Xun loved not only reading, but also copying books. After all, he had limited money and couldn't afford too many books. He copied many books. He copied books on plants, insects and fish such as Wild Cookbook, Notes on Grass Release and Notes on Insect Release, and extended them to Tea Classic, Reggie Classic and Ebony Classic.

Obviously, copying books benefited him a lot. His memory is so good that he won't forget books he has read for a long time, which has a lot to do with his love of copying books. After all, China's old saying tells us: "A good memory is not bad."

The purpose of Lu Xun's copying books is: "If you look at the quotations of the ancients, or see their mistakes, you will collect certificates and write them occasionally." From this, I have developed a good habit of copying books and formed a strong ability of comparison, sorting and hooking.

According to the most conservative statistics, Lu Xun copied at least 6,543,800 words in his life. From 19 15 to 19 18, 790 kinds of ancient monuments were copied, with nearly 2000 pieces. He vividly described Oracle Bone Inscriptions, Zhen, Li, Zhuan, Cao and other fonts. If you want to write well, you must accumulate writing quantity. A lot of copying is a good training for Lu Xun's calligraphy.