Edited by Xiao Feng 
Hesitation 
Selected Works of Lu Xun

There are nearly 11 novels included in this book. Blessing describes Xianglin”s hopeless life in which even if there is a little hope, it will be put out; In the Restaurant writes about a radical young man, Lv Weifu, who finally returned to a professor; The Happy Family is not happy at all under the pressure of economy; The Soap satirizes one or several seemingly gentlemen-like middle-aged teachers who see a 17or 18-year-old woman begging and think what if they wash her with soap. Because of such subconsciousness, Siming actually buy a piece of green soap; the madman in The Ever-Alight Lamp is so crazy that he wants to put out the ever-alight lamps in the temple. When he is stopped, he says, "I will set a fire." Finally, he is locked in the wing room of the temple by his uncles and other elders. The Public Expose is also about spectators. Chinese people are always be onlookers and will only be onlookers. After watching, people go home. Don”t ask why the person being watched is shown to the public or why you want to watch. People watch just because they want to.