根據(jù)要求完成小作文，詞數(shù)：30—40詞左右。（共5分）

魯迅是一位偉大的作家。請你用所給提示詞及對魯迅的認(rèn)識，以“My favorite writer”為題，寫一篇不少于30---40詞的英文短文。

提示：tall, short hair, wise, known, a fighter with his pen, young people, influence, thought

My favorite writer

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