In what ways is Zhao Shuli’s story “Mèng Xiángyīng Stands Up” a “good example” of the kind of proletarian, revolutionary literature Máo Zédōng, Máo Dùn and Qú Qiūbái advocate in their essays we’ve read?

The discussion topics and essays we’ve read over the past two weeks centered on the ethical definition of literature in Chinese culture, and the relationship between literature and education in Chinese society. With that information in mind, please answer ONE of the following question (minimum 500 words/2 pages but no more than 600).

1. In what ways is Zhao Shuli’s story “Mèng Xiángyīng Stands Up” a “good example” of the kind of proletarian, revolutionary literature Máo Zédōng, Máo Dùn and Qú Qiūbái advocate in their essays we’ve read? Explain why or why not. (This answer should include a brief synopsis of the story and an explanation or definition of proletarian, revolutionary literature provided by Máo Zédōng, Máo Dùn and Qú Qiūbái in their essays).