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A calligraphy work title after Lu Xun's classic novel is showcased in Shaoxing. [Photo/Zhejiang Daily]

The "Chinese, Japanese, and South Korean Students in the Same Class" activity recently took place simultaneously at Zhejiang Yuexiu Foreign Language College in China, Josai International University in Japan, and Suwon University in South Korea.

The class utilized online live interactions, breaking through temporal and spatial constraints, enabling students from China, Japan, and Korea to attend the same class from their respective locations.

During the "Praise My Hometown" segment, students from China, Japan, and South Korea shared the delights of their hometowns, including local cuisine and scenic beauty.

Lu Xun, a renowned Chinese literary figure and thinker, has left an indelible mark on the world literary stage, earning the title of "the writer with the largest territory on the cultural map of East Asia in the 20th century."

China, Japan, and South Korea have included Lu Xun's work "Hometown" in their high school curricula as supplementary material.