鲁迅故居的南屋是鲁迅的会客室。这里陈列着鲁迅的书箱二十一个,其中的十六个均为解放后从上海运到北京的,剩余八个是鲁迅在这里居住时的陈设。这些书箱并不起眼,只是本色木的方箱子,有盖,箱子的上端有锁头。八个书箱被排成两行,陈列在故居南屋的北墙边。每个书箱均有鲁迅亲手写的编号,从“中一”“中二”至“中八”(即装中文书的书箱)。当您走进故居南屋,首先映人眼帘的就 South House of Lu Xun’s former residence is the meeting room of Lu Xun. Twenty-one of the bookshelves of Lu Xun are displayed here, of which sixteen were shipped from Shanghai to Beijing after the liberation, and the remaining eight were furnished by Lu Xun here. These books and inconspicuous, just the color wooden square box, covered, the top of the box has a lock. Eight bookcases were arranged in two rows, displayed on the north wall of the former South House. Each bookcase has Lu Xun hand-written number, from “in a ” “two ” to “eight ” (that is, books loaded Chinese books). When you walked into the former residence South House, the first thing that came to light