It might be said that the great, writers of each generation have not only succeeded in evoking a place or people, but also found

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问题     It might be said that the great, writers of each generation have not only succeeded in evoking a place or people, but also found a distinctive, previously unheard voice through which to do so. From Dostoevsky to F. Scott Fitzgerald, the universally recognized writers of each nation have cultivated a style that is precisely their own, while seemingly representative of the national tenor.

    Chinese essayist and translator Lu Xun (1881—1936), a【C1】________(lead) figure in the New Culture Movement of the 1920s in China, surely sits amid that tradition of voice creators. His works, including Medicine and Kong Yiji and the various literary journals he helped edit and publish illuminated Chinese society through【C2】cha________ that everyone could recognize but no one had before seen on the page. Kong Yiji tells the story of an aging, ridiculed scholar who fails the xiucai examination and is mocked in the local bar, and implicitly criticizes the futility of an exam-based education【C3】sys________and human indifference. In An Incident, we confront a passenger whose rickshaw collides with a pedestrian. The passenger asks, " When do my social obligations to others begin?"
    Lu Xun’s style is defined by intricate symbolism and philosophical questions as they arose in everyday life—"how should one act as a friend, a citizen, a partner"——which【C4】________ (they) are interwoven with often melancholic existential realities and historical commentary on China as it moved away from an imperial system and into years of reform and revolution.
    These were facets of Lu Xun’s voice, but perhaps the most important was that he often wrote in vernacular Chinese. For【C5】________ ( century), literary writing was composed in the classical style, or wenyanwen, which followed a different, syntactical structure【C6】________spoken speech and held myriad references to ancient tropes and stories, making it illegible for someone without formal training.
    With the rise of Lu Xun and several contemporaries, prose became a reality, and a new generation of fiction writers emerged. Lu Xun was not just writing in a new voice,【C7】________daring to record the voices and speech he heard around him.
    Lu Xun is thus recognized as one of China’s first "modern" writers, and his focus on dissonance and alienation, and questions of existence as they overlapped with politics, were radically new.
    But in order to see the world out of which Lu Xun was writing, and the traditions which he was negotiating, it seemed important to experience the very space in which he grew up. In what【C8】dom________world did Lu Xun live, and did his career in part come as a reaction to that? Could one sense the very same world Lu Xun talked about in his prose, or had it morphed into something unrecognizable?
    I headed last week with a few fellow researchers to Lu Xun Guli, or the ancient roads and houses where Lu Xun grew up and studied, located in the centre of Shaoxing.
    Lu Xun’s own family home was built in the Qing Dynasty, and it’s【C9】sur________by canals where tourists can hire gondolas, and choudoufu vendors call out their best prices. We arrived an hour before a thunderstorm rolled through Shaoxing, which created a dense fog and frenzy to move through the house, as many hustled to avoid the coming rain.
    Yet even amid the tourist rush, one has the visceral sense that this was a writer【C10】________not only existed on a hinge between two radically different worlds, but also had to work tirelessly to create such a "modern" literary space.
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解析 该句的意思是“中国散文家和译者鲁迅,新文化运动中的领军人物”。空白处位于名词前,不定冠词后,所以应该填入形容词,根据所给提示词,故填入leading。
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