Techniques of expression: (expressing one's ambitions, describing scenes and scenes, expressing one's feelings, expressing one's feelings directly, narrating along, flashbacks, interjecting narratives, contrasting, setting off, symbolizing, imagining, associating, anaphora, embedding feelings in the scene, contrasting Fu Leijia's books are almost all used (, foil, background, rendering, side description, frontal description, direct lyricism, indirect lyricism, etc.).
Introduction:
In the book at home, we can see that Fu Lei, who is usually extremely strict in educating his children, expresses his true feelings and his deep love for his son: "The day after you left, I thought I’m just writing letters because I’m afraid you’ll find it annoying, but I don’t think about you every day.” (1954) “You’re back and you’re gone; there’s a lot of new work, new busyness, and new changes waiting for you. We won't feel lonely;
But we calm down and slowly resume our monotonous life. Compared with the party and bustle in the past, we can't help but feel empty." (1956) "Son. Having made friends, there is nothing in the world that can compare with this kind of happiness! Although we will be together less and less in the future, at least I will be warm in spirit and not lonely."
In the letter, the Fu family discussed the depth and height of music, art, and literary creation. Fu Lei helped Fu Cong relieve the psychological problems on his artistic path: "You said that you are always surrounded by contradictions and happiness, but I believe that artists will not make progress without contradictions. It won’t evolve, it won’t deepen.”
(1955) also excitedly talked about the drama movie he just watched, “Chang Xiangyu’s natural voice is so beautiful, with a wide range of ups and downs, and she can act. The script is also well written" (1956)
This article is from the expanded information of Fu Lei and Zhu Meifu's "Fu Lei Family Letters"
Writing background:
"Fu Lei" "Letter from Home" is a book republished by Yilin Publishing House in 2018. The authors are Fu Lei and Zhu Meifu, and the editor is Fu Min. "Fu Lei's Family Letter" was first published in 1981. The publication of "Fu Lei's Family Letter" was a sensational cultural event at that time and has been a best-seller for more than 30 years. It is a family letter written by Fu Lei and his wife to Fu Cong and his daughter-in-law Mila from 1954 to May 1966. It was edited by the second son Fu Min.
"Fu Lei's Family Letters" has gone through a publishing process of more than thirty years. Letters have been continuously added, the content has been adjusted, and the publishing house has changed, from Sanlian to Liaoning Education to Yilin, from a novel of more than 100,000 words. The booklet turned into a big Fu family book.
The 2003 updated illustrated edition of Liaoning Education Press contains 200 family letters, including 161 letters from Fu Lei and 39 letters from Mrs. Fu Lei. According to the "Postscript" written by Fu Lei's second son and editor Fu Min, "36 new family letters were added, including 11 letters from the father and 25 letters from the mother. There were 69 additional letters: 59 letters from the father and 10 letters from the mother. The remaining letters from Lu Tong's brother's family are used as the foreword, and Mr. Lou Shiyi's article is used as the postscript."
About the author:
Fu Lei, also known as Nu'an, also known as Nu'an. Literary translator, literary critic and art critic. In the early 1920s, he studied at Xuhui Public School founded by the Catholic Church in Shanghai. He was expelled from the school because of his anti-superstition and anti-religious opinions and his violent remarks. During the May Fourth Movement, he participated in speeches and demonstrations on the streets.
Two hours later, his wife Zhu Meifu tore off two long knots from a sheet made of Pudong homespun cloth, tied them in a circle on the horizontal frame of the iron window, and followed her husband away. Both husband and wife committed suicide and ended their lives tragically.