Widely touted as the father of modern Chinese literature, Lu Xun moved to this three-floor, red-brick house in Hongkou in 1933, where he lived with his wife Xu Guangping and son Haiying until he died in 1936. The house is now a museum, with the interiors unchanged from eight decades ago. The second and third floor show Lu’s personal belongings, including his old desk, bed and tea table. Entry costs 8rmb.