藏在家书里的爱与智慧
Reading family letters helps us understand love. It also helps us grow through shared wisdom. Here are four famous books about family letters.
Fu Lei’s Family Letters is a classic Chinese book. It has 186 letters from art critic Fu Lei to his son Fu Cong. The letters, written between 1954 and 1966, discuss art, life, and important ideas. Fu Lei gives advice as both a father and friend. He tells his son to be excellent but humble. People call these letters “fresh as mountain wind.”
Love from Boy shares Roald Dahl’s letters. He wrote weekly to his mother Sofie starting at age nine from boarding school. He continued writing as an adult. His letters are funny and imaginative. They show his journey to becoming a famous writer. Sofie’s encouragement helped Dahl write books like Matilda. Her belief supported his creativity.
The Family Instructions of Master Yan was written by Yan Zhitui in ancient China. This book teaches about family education. It talks about being good, studying hard, and practical wisdom. It follows traditional values. Early education and balanced character are important. Its clear style has guided generations to be strong and ethical.
Between Father and Son tells V.S. Naipaul’s story. As an Oxford student, he felt lonely and lived a poor life. His father’s letters comforted him. His father said, “never fear becoming an artist” and “write with authenticity”. Though busy with family duties, his father became his lifelong teacher.
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