Sun Yu is a Professor at the School of Literature, Renmin University of China, and served as the President of the Chinese Lu Xun Research Association. His research is primarily centered on Chinese modern literature and culture, with a particular focus on the works and influence of Lu Xun and other modern Chinese writers.

• 1. The Issue of Russia 2. Russian Literature in the Japanese Context 3. On the Inter-Connection between Germany and Russia 4. A Visual Russia 5. The Legacy of Gogol 6. Vasili Eroshenko’s Dream 7. From Garshin to Artsybashev 8. Dostoevsky’s Legacy 9. Facing Leninism 10. Encounter with Anton Chekhov 11. Reading Gorky 12. Marxist Critique Perspective 13. The Desire for “The End”

Sun Yu is a Professor at the School of Literature, Renmin University of China, and served as the President of the Chinese Lu Xun Research Association. His research is primarily centered on Chinese modern literature and culture, with a particular focus on the works and influence of Lu Xun and other modern Chinese writers.

• 1. The Issue of Russia 2. Russian Literature in the Japanese Context 3. On the Inter-Connection between Germany and Russia 4. A Visual Russia 5. The Legacy of Gogol 6. Vasili Eroshenko’s Dream 7. From Garshin to Artsybashev 8. Dostoevsky’s Legacy 9. Facing Leninism 10. Encounter with Anton Chekhov 11. Reading Gorky 12. Marxist Critique Perspective 13. The Desire for “The End”

Sun Yu is a Professor at the School of Literature, Renmin University of China, and served as the President of the Chinese Lu Xun Research Association. His research is primarily centered on Chinese modern literature and culture, with a particular focus on the works and influence of Lu Xun and other modern Chinese writers.

• 1. The Issue of Russia 2. Russian Literature in the Japanese Context 3. On the Inter-Connection between Germany and Russia 4. A Visual Russia 5. The Legacy of Gogol 6. Vasili Eroshenko’s Dream 7. From Garshin to Artsybashev 8. Dostoevsky’s Legacy 9. Facing Leninism 10. Encounter with Anton Chekhov 11. Reading Gorky 12. Marxist Critique Perspective 13. The Desire for “The End”