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English: The Fengs and the Lu-s, photographed in Shanghai on April 20, 1931. For the Feng Xuefeng (Traditional Chinese: 馮雪峰; Simplified Chinese: 冯雪峰) is a member of the Fengs, Lu Xun (Traditional Chinese: 魯迅; Simplified Chinese: 鲁迅) and Xu Guangping (Traditional Chinese: 許廣平; Simplified Chinese: 许广平) are members of the Lu-s.
中文（简体）：1931年4月20日，冯雪峰全家与鲁迅全家摄于上海。前排左一是冯雪峰，前排右一是鲁迅，鲁迅身后是许广平。
中文（繁體）：1931年4月20日，馮雪峰全家與魯迅全家攝於上海。前排左一是馮雪峰，前排右一是魯迅，魯迅身後是許廣平。
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