鲁迅的散文名篇《藤野先生》的开头.描写了在日本东京的“清国留学生”的浑浑噩噩的糜烂生活及其作者对此的愤慨,强调了从东京去往仙台途中对“日暮里”和“水户”这两处地名的记忆,从一个侧面反映了鲁迅的爱国主义的思想情操。据此,北京师范大学出版社出版的语文教案第五册《藤野先生》一文认为,《藤野先生》“全文是以鲁迅的爱国主义思想的变化为线索”,而人民教育出版社出版的初中语文第五册《教学参考书》则认为,《藤野先生》除回忆藤野先生这条明线外,还有另外一条内在的线索,就是作 The beginning of Lu Xun’s prose title “Mr. Fujino” describes the devious life of the “Japanese students” in Tokyo, Japan, and the indignation of its authors, emphasizing the “sunrise” and “water” on the way from Tokyo to Sendai. The memory of these two places’ names reflects Lu Xun’s patriotic ideology. Accordingly, the article “Mr. Fujino” in the fifth book of language teachings published by Beijing Normal University Press argues that “The full text of Mr. Fujino is based on the changes in Lu Xun’s patriotism ideology,” and the junior high school language published by the People’s Education Press. The fifth volume of the “Teaching Reference Book” states that “Mr. Fujino” has another internal clue, besides remembering Mr. Fujino’s open line, that is,