黄乔生

Huang Qiaosheng is a Chinese author about whom limited public biographical information is available; his nationality, dates of birth and death, and English name are unknown. Four of his works are held in the collection, spanning literary appreciation and biography. They include annotated editions of Lu Xun's fiction and biographical writing on Lu Xun's life and image. The Annotated "The True Story of Ah Q" offers close textual annotation, reflecting solid documentary scholarship. No. 11 Badaowan and the revised Lu Xun: A Portrait in Images approach Lu Xun through his residence and visual materials, presenting multiple facets of the man and his world. A Subtle Revolution: The "Old-School" Poets of the Late Qing and Early Republic turns to the poetry circles of that transitional period, focusing on the old-school poets often overlooked in New Literature narratives. His writing relies on primary sources, is carefully researched and plainly expressed, and seeks to restore its subjects within specific documents and historical contexts. His work is of reference value to Lu Xun studies and modern Chinese literary history, and suits readers interested in Lu Xun and the literature of the late Qing and early Republic.