She misses the open-water swimming of her native California but plunges into as many of Shanghai’s pools and murky lakes as she can. Lu Xun Park and Memorial Hall Originally Hongkew Park ...

Lu Xun Park reopens after one-year-long renovation, in Shanghai on Aug 28, 2014. The park is dedicated to Lu Xun, a leading figure of modern Chinese literature who lived from 1881 to 1936.

Visitors will also find author Lu Xun's Memorial Hall and acres ... Situated along the Huangpu River in far northeast Shanghai, this is the city's second largest park. There are lots of open ...

The Former Residence of Lu Xun (1881-1936), a Chinese style home ... Luxun’ s life from his youth in Shaoxing to his death in Shanghai.