Morning Flowers describes some fragments of his life before and after he went to Japan in his youth, shows the human feelings and folk culture at that time, and reveals Lu Xun's profound observation of society and sincere feelings for his family, teachers and friends. The narrative is intimate and touching, and a lot of description, lyricism and discussion are organically integrated. The style of writing is beautiful and fresh, which can be called the highest level of recalling prose in the history of modern literature.
"Flowers in the Morning" is the only collection of essays commemorating Lu Xun. Picking Flowers in the Morning and Evening was later revised by Lu Xun. This is a must-read anthology. Although Flowers of the Morning is not written for children, it writes a lot about children and is very interesting to read. This book is Lu Xun's words recalling different life experiences and experiences in childhood, adolescence and youth. The book consists of 12 parts: introduction, dogs, cats, rats, A Chang and Shan Hai Jing, Twenty-four filial piety pictures, Five Classics, impermanence, from Baicao Garden to San Tan Yin Yue, father's illness, notes, Mr. Fujino, Fan Ainong and postscript. The book "Flowers in the Morning" allows more teenagers to share Lu Xun's "warm memories and rational criticism".