Zhou Haiying.

Zhou Haiying (from September 27th, 1929 to April 7th, 211, at the age of 82), male, was born in Shanghai, and his ancestral home was Shaoxing, Zhejiang, the only son of Zhou Shuren (Lu Xun) and Xu Guangping (Lu Xun's wife).

Zhou Haiying was born in September 1929. When he was about to be born, there were signs of dystocia. When the doctor asked Lu Xun whether to keep an adult or a child, Lu Xun said without thinking, "Keep an adult." Surprisingly, the mother and son are safe.

Perhaps Lu Xun thought that the child was an unexpected gain, and for the sake of the child's strength, he devoted extraordinary love to his new life. The name Haiying was taken by Lu Xun from the meaning of a baby born in Shanghai.

His education of Haiying was carried out in full accordance with the idea of How We Are Fathers Now, which he wrote in 1919. He tried to create opportunities for Haiying to grow up freely, hoping that Haiying would become a person who dared to speak, laugh, scold and fight.

Extended information

Zhou Haiying (1929-211), the only son of Lu Xun and Mr. Xu Guangping, has been fond of photography since childhood. In the past 7 years, he has used his lens to freeze private images, various urban and rural scenes, recorded important historical moments and displayed a broad social picture.

Mr. Zhou Haiying's works present the audience with the special historical moment solidified by the photos, which embodies his aesthetics and feelings, as well as his cognition and feelings about the world. In the long history, Zhou Haiying's photographic works are both "the hoof marks of the earth" and "the memory of stardust".

On September 13th, 1933, to celebrate his 53rd birthday, Mr. Lu Xun took a family photo with Xu Guangping and Zhou Haiying. The image of a teenager's sea baby was fixed in that moment forever. After many years, this photo still lingers in people's memory.

As the son of Lu Xun, a famous writer, he lived in Lu Xun's "human field" all his life. Lu Xun left a will, "Never be a short writer or an artist." Zhou Haiying said: "I grew up in a' human field' environment. My father has been urging me and giving me pressure."

as time goes by, the youth turns into the elder. Over the past 7 years, Zhou Haiying has taken more than 2, photos. Liu Tiesheng said: "After reading his photo collection, I was very surprised. He is not a photographer, but he is better than any photographer in China. His photography has something deep in history that we have never seen before. It is very meaningful for people who know Lu Xun's contemporaries. "

Zhou Haiying's works mainly include several parts. One is the life in Shanghai in the 194s, which includes two aspects: the middle class and the life in the alley. Second, photos of Democrats from Hong Kong to the Northeast Liberated Area; Third, life in Beijing in 195s, including a lot of photos of Fu Jen Catholic University and Peking University. These photos have considerable weight in the study of modern history of China.

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