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Third, it seems no accident that these boys should accidentally read from the rich store of popular and erotic literature during their adolescence Zhou Zuoren at fourteen, Guo Moruo with the onset of puberty and, as a fictional example, Baoyu during a period of discontent. They were curious about themselves, they were reaching out, and they wanted to know about the world around them. Baoyu escaped into popular literature. Guo Moruo's contemporaries later claimed in the twenties that children needed their own literature: 'food for the spirit', books which would satisfy both their imagination and their craving for knowledge. In this sense the writers were implicitly referring to older children. When we look at the first children's works translated from the West they were apart from literature could flower, the older of these writers as we have seen with Guo Morou argued for the need for an indigenous children's literature on the basis of changed concepts of childhood, education Juicy Couture Sale and reading.
Zhou Zuoren was an influential figure Juicy Couture Outlet in modern Chinese literature and a leading spokesperson for humanist literature. He Juicy Couture was also the first to point out publicly, as early as 1913, that China, unlike the West, lacked a literature specifically for children and that China and its children suffered because of this lack. He subsequently became China's first major theorist in the field.
Yet whereas both Lu Xun and Zhou Zuoren were both influential theorists and writers, Lu Xun has been deified in China while Zhou Zuoren has been dismissed. For years Zhou suffered the officially sanctioned dual stigma of accusations that he was both a reactionary and a Japanese collaborator.
