Hundred Classics of Letters

Author: Wang Xianpei
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Letters are a particularly unique form of writing. This is primarily because the relationship between the writer and the reader is exceptional. In most cases, the sender and recipient of a letter are one-on-one, and they are often familiar with each other, sharing a close relationship. When the author picks up the pen, the appearance and psychology of the recipient clearly appear in their mind. The sender speaks only to the recipient, without considering the psychological tendencies of others, and is even unwilling for a third person to see it. This book collects some letters from famous figures, filled with sincere insights. The relationships between people vary greatly, and the circumstances and emotions when people write or read letters differ greatly, resulting in diverse content and stylistic forms of letters. In the past century, the rate of change in the world has exceeded that of the previous thousands of years. This book selects approximately one hundred letters from China over the past century, with the letter writers representing various fields and periods. Therefore, this book is a symphony of the times, struck by a hundred individuals. Dear readers, by tasting a drop of water, you can understand the waves and tides of the long river and the vast sea. By observing a single leaf, you can grasp the colorful beauty of the lush forests and giant trees.