"Fu Lei Family Letters" contains letters written by Fu Lei and his wife to their children Fu Cong, Fu Min and daughter-in-law Mila. The time span is from 1954 to 1966. The book not only contains plain and warm family talk, but also involves discussions on many aspects of art and life. Fu Lei and his wife believed in the emotions and responsibilities of parents, and the life wisdom and experience of the elders, expressing their fierce and deep love and expectations for their children. These letters fully demonstrate the educational philosophy of Fu Lei and his wife, and the Fu family tradition is as refreshing as the breeze.
Reader comments
This book made me feel the deep affection and care of Fu Lei and his wife for their children. They communicated with their children like friends and shared their insights on art and life. The characters in the book have distinct personalities, and I was deeply impressed by Fu Lei's rigor and Zhu Meifu's kindness. This reminds me of "Dear Andre", which is also an exchange of letters between parents and children, both full of sincere emotions. These books made me understand that parents' love for their children is selfless and deep, and that children's growth is inseparable from their parents' guidance and teachings.
I saw the deep care of a father and mother for their son, and felt the greatness of father's and mother's love.
A good book worth reading. What is sincerity as a human being? What is the relationship with others? What is the real issue in life?
This book made me feel the deep affection and care of Fu Lei and his wife for their children. They communicated with their children like friends and shared their insights on art and life. The characters in the book have distinct personalities, and I was deeply impressed by Fu Lei's rigor and Zhu Meifu's kindness. This reminds me of "Dear Andre", which is also an exchange of letters between parents and children, both full of sincere emotions. These books made me understand that parents' love for their children is selfless and deep, and that children's growth is inseparable from their parents' guidance and teachings.
I saw the deep care of a father and mother for their son, and felt the greatness of father's and mother's love.
A good book worth reading. What is sincerity as a human being? What is the relationship with others? What is the real issue in life?