People's Daily, Macau, November 9 (Reporter Fu Zimei) - According to a reporter from the University of Macau, the opening ceremony of the exhibition commemorating the 100th anniversary of the publication of "Shout" and the academic seminar on Lu Xun's literature and Chinese culture were held on the 7th. Experts, scholars, and teachers and students gathered together to taste the masterpieces of literary giant Lu Xun, and to delve into Lu Xun's literature from the perspective of Chinese culture. The exhibition will be held from today until December 20th at the University of Macau Library. The event was organized by the Beijing Lu Xun Museum (Beijing New Culture Movement Memorial Hall) and the University of Macau. Huang Zhihu, Deputy Director of the Research Office of the Joint Office of the Chinese Communist Party of Macau, stated that this event allows Macau audiences to witness Lu Xun's precious handwriting and experience his patriotism and literary creativity up close. The holding of seminars and exhibitions in Macau, a place where Chinese and Western cultures blend, is of special significance, "said Jiang Yixin, Deputy Director of the Lu Xun Museum in Beijing. Lu Xun's profound questioning and unique literary thinking in" Shout "have had a profound impact. Zhu Shoutong, Director of the Center for Chinese History and Culture at the University of Macau, said that by presenting literature on the entire process of the birth of 'Shouting' and conducting in-depth academic discussions, people can better grasp the significance of Lu Xun's modern Chinese writing to Chinese culture. Young students at the University of Macau must practice their internal skills diligently and climb up the path of learning like Lu Xun. At the "Academic Symposium on Lu Xun's Literature and Chinese Culture", Jiang Yixin and Liu Jing, a researcher at the Beijing Lu Xun Museum, delivered speeches respectively. Doctoral students from the University of Macau express their opinions and engage in in-depth discussions with experts and scholars during the discussion process. (New News Agency)