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1902是一个不寻常的年份。在这一年的早春时分,一批清朝留学生从南京取道上海,踏上了公派留学日本之路。其中一位留学生,个头不高,器宇不凡,但也留有一根既不便于脱帽,也不便于体操,盘在脑门上还令人气闷的辫子;干干净净的上唇,让人意想不到日后蓄起隶书“一”字胡来,这胡子偶尔沾汤带水,必须时常修剪。这位留学生名叫周树人,即鲁迅。同年的冬季,36岁的夏目漱石结束了他在英国的学业,启程返回日本。冥冥之中,注定了日后两位
1902 is an unusual year. In the early spring of this year, a group of Qing students took the road from Nanjing to Shanghai and embarked on the road of sending Japanese students to study in Japan. One of the foreign students, who is not tall and has an extraordinary appearance, also has a braid that is neither convenient for taking off his cap nor for gymnastics. It is also placid on the forehead; the clean upper lip reminds us of future savings From the official script “a ” word Hu Lai, this beard occasionally stick soup with water, you must always trim. The student named Zhou Shuren, Lu Xun. In the winter of the same year, Natsume Soseki, 36, ended his studies in the United Kingdom and departed Japan. Somewhere, destined for the next two