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Appreciation of Good Words and Sentences in Fu Lei's Letters
Good words:

Exposure to sunlight and rain

Pour out of one's eyes

Isolated?

Afraid of freezing and hunger

unknown

Good sentences:

Really, Balzac said it well: some sins can only be redeemed and cannot be washed away!

Too strong sunshine will scorch the grains; Too much rain will flood the crops.

Both China's philosophy and Buddhism want people to control their feelings, not to let them go.

Artists and administrative work are always incompatible!

Always keep a pure heart and never fall behind when you are old. Always be able to embrace the heart of the world!

Appreciate:

This is the best reading for art apprentices and a textbook full of fatherly love. Mr. and Mrs. Fu Lei are models of China's parents. Their two children, Fu Cong, a famous piano master, and Fu Min, a special English teacher, are the successful embodiment of their educational philosophy of being a man first, then getting married, thinking independently and teaching students in accordance with their aptitude. What is printed in this little book is not an ordinary letter from home. In his letter to Fu Cong, Fu Lei said: "Writing a long letter to you is not empty nagging or inexplicable gossip, but has several functions. First, I really take you as an opponent to discuss art and music; Second, I really want to inspire the feelings of some young people, so that my father can get some fresh nutrients, and I can also indirectly spread them to other young people; Third, it's not just your writing that exercises you through communication, especially your thoughts; Fourth, I want to remind you all the time to be a' faithful mirror', no matter in life, in the details of life, in artistic accomplishment and in playing posture. " The affection that runs through all the family letters is to let the son know the honor and disgrace of the country and the dignity of art, treat everything with a serious attitude and be an "artist with both ability and political integrity and excellent personality." Parents' inculcation, sincere communication between children and parents, and deep affection between the lines have touched parents and children all over the world.

Brief introduction of Fu Lei's letter;

"Letters from Fu Lei" won the first prize of the first excellent youth reading in China, and was also listed as one of the large-scale series of "100 excellent books of China literature in the last century". Up to now, its circulation for more than 20 years has reached 165438+ ten thousand copies, which is enough to prove its great influence. A Letter from Fu Lei is a "painstaking teaching article full of fatherly love"; It is also "the best reading for art apprentices"; It is also a profound portrayal of ordinary typical intellectuals in modern China. For students, it is more worth reading.

Background introduction:

Letters from Fu Lei is a very special book. It is a reflection of Fu Lei's thought, even the most important work of Fu Lei's life, because "A Letter from Fu Lei" is a letter between him and his son, which reflects his painstaking management of his son as a father. Letters from Fu Lei fully embodies Fu Lei's thoughts. It is written on paper. It's a common saying. He is free to write what he thinks, without worrying about "censorship" or "criticism". Because of this, Fu Lei's letter is like a gurgling stream in the mountains, like white clouds in the blue sky, like seagulls flying freely at sea, like flawless white jade, like transparent crystals. Feelings are so pure, so simple. There is no hypocrisy and no need to put on airs. The significance of Letters from Fu Lei goes far beyond the scope of Fu Lei's family.

About the author:

Fu Lei (1April 7, 908-1September 3, 966) was born in Xiasha Township, Nanhui County, Jiangsu Province (now Hangtou, Pudong New Area), a famous translator, writer, educator and art critic in China. I studied at the University of Paris in my early years. He translated a large number of French works, including Balzac, romain rolland and Voltaire. He has two sons, Fu Cong and Fu Min. Fu Cong is a world-famous pianist and Fu Min is an English teacher. Fu Lei was forced to death by the Red Guards and hanged himself at home. All his translations were edited by his family, and were submitted to Anhui People's Publishing House for compilation of Fu Lei's Translation Collection, which was published in 198 1 year and has been published in 15 volumes.