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Letters to Lovers (1945-1948)
Literature写给恋人（1945-1948）
Yang Jingyuan
"Letter to Lovers: 1945-1948" is a collection of letters written by Ms. Yang Jingyuan, which is a record of her love journey in the 1940s. The book collects a total of 120 letters written by the author to his fiancé during his stay in the United States. As a graduate of Wuhan University, the author got engaged and later went to the United States to study alone. However, her love life was not interrupted, but became everlasting.
"Letter to Lovers: 1945-1948" is a collection of letters written by Ms. Yang Jingyuan, which is a record of her love journey in the 1940s. The book collects a total of 120 letters written by the author to his fiancé during his stay in the United States. As a graduate of Wuhan University, the author got engaged and later went to the United States to study alone. However, her love life was not interrupted, but became everlasting.
Diary of Rang Lu (1941-1945)
Literature让庐日记（1941-1945）
Yang Jingyuan
"Rang Lu Diary: 1941-1945" is a selection of Ms. Yang Jingyuan's diaries from 1941 to 1945. It describes the chaotic living conditions and psychological situation of a group of senior intellectuals at Wuhan University in Leshan, Sichuan, the highest institution in the rear area of the Chinese war zone in the context of World War II. The protagonist of "Rang Lu Diary" uses the eager and sensitive heart of a female college student to not only observe, describe, analyze and comment on various characters, but also faithfully records the ideological changes and cultural life of young students under difficult conditions during the war. The description of the local scenery and folk customs of Leshan makes this work have an artistic conception as beautiful as an ink landscape.
"Rang Lu Diary: 1941-1945" is a selection of Ms. Yang Jingyuan's diaries from 1941 to 1945. It describes the chaotic living conditions and psychological situation of a group of senior intellectuals at Wuhan University in Leshan, Sichuan, the highest institution in the rear area of the Chinese war zone in the context of World War II. The protagonist of "Rang Lu Diary" uses the eager and sensitive heart of a female college student to not only observe, describe, analyze and comment on various characters, but also faithfully records the ideological changes and cultural life of young students under difficult conditions during the war. The description of the local scenery and folk customs of Leshan makes this work have an artistic conception as beautiful as an ink landscape.