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Which historical sites in Shanghai are connected with Lu Xun and Xu Guangqi?
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In Shanghai, historical sites associated with the writer Lu Xun and the Ming-dynasty statesman Xu Guangqi include the following:
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Lu Xun: The city is home to the Lu Xun Museum, which opened in 1951 and houses a collection of his letters, manuscripts, and photographs. Additionally, visitors can explore his former residence and tomb, which are recognized as significant historical points of attraction in Shanghai.1
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Xu Guangqi: His legacy is preserved at Guangqi Park, located in the Xuhui district. This park contains the grave of the renowned official, who was a key figure in early 17th-century Chinese intellectual history and a prominent convert to Christianity.21