As an intellectual in China, Lu Xun pondered how to define the traditional and human values and created two novels, "Call to Arms" and "Wandering". In these two novels, Lu Xun portrayed different types of intellectuals’ images. Through some vivid characters and events, he demonstrated things happened in that controversial period of time. Although the feudal system was about to collapse at that moment, it still had fundamental influences, and did not break down and vanished completely. Therefore, suffering from the feudal system, most people still were under the shaky and uncertain condition. Encountering such a torturous era, the controversial time mixed with hope and hopelessness, Lu Xun used his pen to disclose the sin existed in the traditional feudal system in China. It not only revealed the ordinary people’s distress due to the pressure of economic exploitation and spiritual enslavement but also the intellectual’s miserable destiny owing to inescapable but desperate struggling. Lu Xun illustrated the lives of "Be sympathetic with one’s suffering", and named them as "Call to Arms" and "Wandering" to reflect the tragic features of the ordinary people and intellectuals in that era.