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67 years ago, a father wrote hundreds of letters home because he missed his children who were far away across the ocean. Every word is sincere, but you are afraid that the child will be bored, and there is a little cautious inquiry between the lines; you are deeply caring, but you are nervous that the child is lazy and indulgent, so you always provide some care. From the tedious details of food, clothing, housing and transportation to the grand ideas of artistic cultivation, you will see a father nagging at the little things mentioned by his children; you will see a father shed tears because of the little progress of his children. In this book you will find the traditional Chinese image of fatherly love, the love that an unsmiling father can express only in words. If you ask him why he wrote the letter, it is just the hope of all fathers: Dear child, I hope you have fewer worries and more happiness than me.

It contains more than 100 letters written by Fu Lei to his children. Fu Lei said this in his letter to Fu Cong: "Writing you a long and lengthy letter is not empty chatter or inexplicable gossip, but it has several functions. First, I do regard you as an opponent to discuss art and music; second, I really want to stimulate some of your young people's feelings, so that I can gain something as a father. Fresh nourishment can also be spread indirectly to other young people; thirdly, what you use to train you through communication is not only your writing, but especially your thoughts; fourthly, I want to be a wake-up call for you at all times and a 'faithful mirror', no matter in terms of life, in terms of life details, in terms of artistic accomplishment, or in terms of performance posture."

This book collects Fu Lei's essays recalling his own growth, literary creation experience, literary criticism, prefaces and postscripts to his translations, letters discussing literature with friends, etc. In this book, one can not only understand Fu Lei's attitude towards life, but also appreciate the cultural and historical value of Fu Lei's literary ideas.

"Fu Lei Talks about Art" is full of Fu Lei's superb insights and enthusiasm for art, and expresses his high expectations for China's new art. The book is divided into two parts. The first part contains the full text of "Twenty Lectures on Masterpieces of World Art". It focuses on the development of Western art history itself and the evolution of concepts. From the transition point of Western European art history, it selects its representative figures or representative works to detail the emergence and development of such an art, deeply analyzes its artistic originality, and incorporates insights into related literature, music, and philosophy. It is easy to understand and fascinating. The second part is a selection of Fu Lei's miscellaneous art talks, which discusses the integration of East and West, comprehensive understanding, moderation, and interpretation of thoughts and suggestions on Chinese art from Western art. When talking about art, ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign, we still stick to its origins. No matter "classical" or "modern", we pursue beauty instead of pursuing "good reputation". To study Chinese art, to know its soil, and to learn from the experience of outsiders, we must understand it through the passage of time. When talking about music, I know it is profound but not obscure. Understanding cause and effect, emphasizing research, cultivating people's hearts, drawing parallels, and preparing for China's new art. This is what "Fu Lei Tan Yi Lu" wants to tell readers.

"The Undead of Xixia" explores the rise, fall and destruction of the ancient Xixia country. A group of people explore the ancient Xixia city, but they are trapped in the ancient city's curse. Who can leave alive? It is beyond imagination. This is a dead city in the flying sand of the desert. Do you dare to come?

A living person carries a coffin, but it contains a dead person! ! When a dead person carries a coffin, what is in it? ? "Ghost Coffin" interprets the most bizarre supernatural events! !

"The Undead of Xixia" explores the rise, fall and destruction of the ancient Xixia country. A group of people explore the ancient Xixia city, but they are trapped in the ancient city's curse. Who can leave alive? It is beyond imagination. This is a dead city in the flying sand of the desert. Do you dare to come?

This book collects Fu Lei's literary works of various genres, including three "Novel Essays", namely "In a Dream", "A Scene in Memories" and "Fa Xing Correspondence"; "Literary Criticism" includes 14 articles such as "Modern French Literary Trends of Thought", "New Trends in the Study of Literary History", "World Art World Information" and "Hugo's Boyhood"; "Translation Preface" includes 21 articles such as "A Translator's Abandonment on Art" and "Charlotte Papers". It fully demonstrates Fu Lei's full thinking and exploration of the laws of artistic development.

67 years ago, a father wrote hundreds of letters home because he missed his children who were far away across the ocean. Every word is sincere, but you are afraid that the child will be bored, and there is a little cautious inquiry between the lines; you are deeply caring, but you are nervous that the child is lazy and indulgent, so you always provide some care. From the tedious details of food, clothing, housing and transportation to the grand ideas of artistic cultivation, you will see a father nagging at the little things mentioned by his children; you will see a father shed tears because of the little progress of his children. In this book you will find the traditional Chinese image of fatherly love, the love that an unsmiling father can express only in words. If you ask him why he wrote the letter, it is just the hope of all fathers: Dear child, I hope you have fewer worries and more happiness than me.

This book is compiled from letters written by Mr. Fu Lei to his children from 1954 to 1966. His son Fu Cong was studying and traveling abroad. In that era of underdeveloped communication, Mr. Fu Lei used the brush in his hand to explain art, music, painting, literature and all aspects of life to his son thousands of miles away, imparting experience and guiding life. Mr. Fu Lei not only encourages his son to pursue himself, but also pays attention to his son's changes in thoughts. He is full of warmth when communicating, is serious when solving doubts, and is frank and straightforward when giving advice... He expresses his care and concern for the children in the short and short stories of parents with a warm touch, and gives the children the most profound teachings in every word he chooses. Although these words are more than half a century old, their touching content and educational significance shine with eternal light. In this reprint, the editor has conducted a new review and revision. While respecting the original appearance of the work, he has carefully selected more than a hundred of the essence of Fu Lei's books and included many extended contents in the appendix. Strive to provide current readers with a clearer and smoother reading experience.

Fu Lei's "Old Dreams in Hometown in June" Fu Lei is known for his honest and elegant translation. He is not only famous for his translations, but also for many master-level proses that are as good as the translations. In order to showcase the multi-faceted charm of Fu Lei's prose, this collection selects 43 masterpieces of the author's prose from each period, including "In a Dream", "A Scene in Memories", "Wandering in the Luxembourg Gardens", "Impressions on Reading a Play", "On Zhang Ailing's Novels" "Modern French Literary Thoughts" and other quiet and profound philosophical commentary works, as well as "Parting Dreams", "Dedicating Mother on the Way to Singapore", "Huai Yiren", "We Have Lost Our Support - Mourning for Zhang Xian" and other masterpieces full of innocent feelings. By reading this book, you can fully understand the author's prose style, life thoughts, and even the style of the times.

In "Fu Lei's Letters on Art and Learning", Fu Lei and his son Fu Cong talked about the true meaning of art and spiritual cultivation, and at the same time talked about learning and Taoism with friends. The wisdom contained in the book comes not only from academic research, but also from life experience. "Fu Lei's Letters on Art and Studies" not only contains the content of "Fu Lei's Family Letters", but also his talents and knowledge beyond the family letters.

"Being a human being is first, being an artist second, being a musician second, and finally being a pianist." - Fu Lei. "Family Letters from Fu Lei" is a selection of family letters written by translator Fu Lei to his eldest son Fu Cong. It covers Fu Cong's more than ten years of studying in Poland and his entire youth. These letters are not only a father's sincere teachings to his son, but also a philosopher's torch to ignite the innocent hearts of young people. From the principles of life to artistic cultivation, the educational concept of "Be a man first, then become a talent" embodied in "Fu Lei's Family Letter" has guided the growth of generations of young people.

"Fu Lei's Family Letter" has been a best-seller for 42 years since its first edition. What kind of book is "Fu Lei Family Letter"? Why has it been loved by readers for decades? A home letter of "love and sincerity" written by Fu Lei to his children, a home letter that makes Fu Cong "cry like rain" every time he reads it. A book that Jin Yong praised as "a Chinese gentleman teaching his children to be a true Chinese gentleman", a book that Dong Qing selected as "a book of a lifetime", and a book that Zhang Yixing thought he had read in school but "had a different feeling" as an adult. "Fu Lei's Family Letter" does not just talk about some abstract principles, but it is about understanding the principles and moving them emotionally at the same time. Fu Cong said that reading "Fu Lei's Family Letters" is "a feeling that is warm, quiet, simple, profound, gentle, proud, subtle, and straightforward." Whether as parents, teachers, children, or students, generations of people have been moved by it and benefited a lot. "Fu Lei's Family Letter" is not just a father's earnest instruction to his son, but also a "book of spiritual communication" in which Fu Lei and his son talk about philosophy, religion, literature, painting, study, work, love, ideals, etc. Fu Lei and Fu Cong, just like what Wang Zengqi said, "father and son become brothers after many years", they are both father and son, and they are also like-minded "friends who have been together for many years." Everyone can benefit a lot from reading "Fu Lei's Family Letter"

"Fu Lei's Family Letters" is a collection of letters written by Fu Lei to his son from the time Fu Cong left home to study music in 1954 until the death of Fu Lei and his wife in 1966. In the appendix, 10 letters written by Fu Lei's wife Zhu Meifu to Fu Lei are selected to supplement the letters between Fu Lei and his son. As a family letter, the words between the lines are full of his father's love and expectations for his son, as well as his noble emotions for the country and the world. In addition, Fu Lei also narrates his art knowledge and understanding of life, and talks about it without the slightest hint of preaching. It feels more cordial when he reads it, and his love for his son is beyond words. "Fu Lei's Family Letter" is not only a book about teaching children full of father's love, allowing readers to understand the difficulty of being a parent; it is also a book that improves artistic accomplishment, soaked in Fu Lei and Fu Cong's sincerity towards art. It is not only a profound portrayal of Fu Lei's generation of modern Chinese intellectuals; it is also a true microcosm of the family, country and society in that special era.

This book is a collection of Fu Lei's art criticism, including articles on literature, art, music, etc., Including "On Zhang Ailin's Novels", "Hugo's Boyhood", "Cézanne", "The Relationship between Art and Nature", "Beethoven's Works and Spirit", etc. From these articles, it can be seen that Fu Leigeng is upright, honest and meticulous. He combines the traditional virtues and modern spirit of Chinese intellectuals and is a model.

Fu Lei is known as a translator and has profound academic background. He is particularly specialized in art and music theory and appreciation, but is often overshadowed by his reputation as a translator. His conduct, uprightness and integrity, combined with the traditional virtues and modern spirit of Chinese intellectuals, are exemplary. "This Rare World" is an extensive collection of Fu Lei's lifelong writings, including novels and prose creations, literary criticism, translation prefaces and postscripts, art treatises, music treatises, etc. Throughout "This Rare World", we can not only understand the whole person of Fu Lei, but also be able to understand people and the world, and understand the contradictions between the inner world and the outer world of a generation of intellectual elites. Its cultural and historical value cannot be underestimated.

This edition newly includes 36 articles by Mr. Fu Lei and 101 letters to family and friends. It shows his lifelong pursuit of art and the artistic cultivation of his son Fu Cong. The paintings related to the article are accompanied by illustrations, and the music reviewed is included in the music album. In the process of reading the whole book, readers can wander in the world of art following the master's rhythm. Literature, translation, art, music, as Mr. Said, "Art is a kind of enjoyment, the most charming enjoyment among all enjoyments."

This book is a collection of Fu Lei's prose collections, including Fu Lei's representative works of prose in various periods. Fu Lei is not only famous for his translations, but also for his many prose works. There are calm and profound philosophical commentaries such as "In a Dream", "A Scene in Memories" and "Reflections on Reading a Play", and there are also excellent works full of innocent feelings such as "A Dream of Parting" and "Huai Yiren". Through this book, you can understand the author's prose style, life thoughts, and even the style of the times. Fu Lei is known to the world as a translator. His translations are faithful, expressive and elegant, and he is well-known in the translator community. The translations are all world-famous works, with careful selection and great influence. Fu's profound academic background, with particular expertise in art and music theory and appreciation, is often overshadowed by his reputation as a translator. What is particularly important is his conduct, integrity, integrity, and meticulousness. He combines the traditional virtues of Chinese intellectuals with the modern spirit, and is a model.

The successor of the mysterious doctor was assassinated and reborn in the stupid second lady of the Taishi Mansion. "It is rumored that the second lady is a fool, who is the person who speaks clearly and clearly?" "It is rumored that the second lady cannot read, so who is the person who writes like a god?" "It is rumored that the second lady is useless, so who is the one who can bring people back to life by using the acupuncture points with two fingers?" "..." The idiot second lady turned against the wind and had a smooth journey. She married the handsome man King Yu of Shengdu, which shocked the crowd. One day, someone asked King Yu after they got married: "It is rumored that the second lady is arrogant and domineering, and her husband is weak. Did the prince beat her?" King Yu answered very decisively: "Yes." The man was full of curiosity: "Then Princess Yu didn't cry?" King Yu raised his head, full of pride: "She beat me, why is she crying?"

"Fu Lei Family Letters" is an excerpt of letters written by Fu Lei to his child Fu Cong, which spans from 1954 to 1966. The topics are not limited to trivial matters in life, but also involve many aspects of art and life. They are full of the emotions and responsibilities of being a parent, and full of blazing and deep love and expectations for their children. These letters are serious yet cordial, profound but not deviated from daily life. They are not only full of an elder's life wisdom and experience, but also detail the confusion and joy of young people's growth. Seemingly ordinary and commonplace words are like a ray of breeze in the mountains, which is evocative. This is a father and son, but also a pair of confidants and good teachers and helpful friends. The kind of resonance and reflection in the heart and spirit is enviable.

In "Fu Lei's Family Letter", Fu Lei and his son Fu Cong talked about the true meaning of art and spiritual cultivation, and at the same time talked about learning and Taoism with friends. The wisdom contained in the book comes not only from academic research, but also from life experience. "Fu Lei's Family Letters" not only contains the most important content of the family letters, but also the talents and knowledge beyond the family letters.