The Dialogue Between One Hundred Buddhist Parables and Luxun's Writing
Among the ancient books Luxun have proofread,One Hundred Buddhist Parables is the only Buddhist classic with special weight.The texts in One Hundred Buddhist Parables are consist of folktales and buddhism principles.In 1926,Wang Pinqing and Lu Xun jointly edited and renamed it as Chihua-man,which"left the fable alone"and highlighted the story and allegory.Zhou Zuoren recalled that Lu Xun's reading of Buddhist scriptures focused on reading stories,and the One Hundred Buddhist Parables had its own special structural layout and writing method.Taking One Hundred Buddhist Parables and Lu Xun's works as the research object,through close reading and cross-reading of the texts,we can find that the intertextual relationship between the two in terms of allegorical writing of Helping Idle,the novel brush-work of Rushing,and the criticism of national character.
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