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Literary men who speak with pens have unparalleled talents in spreading gossip.

In addition, root-seeking literature itself is one of the focuses of attention in the literary world, and the discussion has been going on for several months.

The whole incident continued to spread in less than half a month, spreading almost throughout most of the Chinese literary world. Even some local newspapers and magazines paid attention to the incident and reported and reprinted it one after another.

The novelty nature of this incident will be forgotten after people listen to the story. However, this sentence quoted by Lin Chaoyang from Mr. Lu Xun's "Collected Essays of Qiejieting" is in line with the public opinion environment faced by root-seeking literature.

It's an unexpected match.

After hearing the whole thing and this sentence, many people developed a favorable impression of root-seeking literature based on national emotions and rational judgment.

Even many people who originally opposed root-seeking literature couldn't help but fall silent when they heard that Lin Chaoyang used this sentence to explain the central idea of ​​root-seeking literature.

"Only what belongs to the nation belongs to the world."

In the hearts of these people, although their prejudices against root-seeking literature will not disappear, everyone also understands a truth.

The so-called root-seeking literature is not as weak and narrow as they criticize. It may continue to be a literary trend for a long time and continue to influence China's contemporary literary world.

This sentence put forward by Lin Chaoyang will also become the best footnote of root-seeking literature and is regarded as a guideline by many supporters of root-seeking literature.
Chapter completed!