Citizens of an ignorant and weak nation, no matter how healthy and sturdy their bodies, can serve as nothing more than subject matter for or spectators of meaningless public displays.
Lu Xun, Jottings Under Lamplight, Preface to Outcry, 1923, trans. Eileen J. Cheng, p. 21
Citizens of an ignorant and weak nation, no…
Citizens of an ignorant and weak nation, no matter how healthy and sturdy their bodies, can serve as nothing more than subject matter for or spectators of meaningless public displays. Lu Xun, Jottings Under Lamplight, Preface to Outcry, 1923, trans. Eileen J. Cheng, p. 21
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