Collected Works Edited by Zhou Zuoren — Correspondence of Zhou Zuoren

Author: Zhou Zuoren
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: "The collection includes a total of seventy-seven pieces, each very short, and the overall volume is not substantial. However, compiling them was quite difficult. Fortunately, a few enthusiastic friends still possessed many of them, so I borrowed them to select and copy. In the end, I was only able to select less than one-tenth of them. This includes thirty-five letters to Pingbo, twenty-five to Qiwu, eighteen selected by Feiming Chengdai, and I further deleted one, leaving seventeen. The selection criteria were to choose pieces that contained a bit of emotion, some facts, and no significant flaws in wording. Official matters or subjective critiques of individuals were excluded. After the selection, only this small collection remains, and yet this small collection is so trivial. Upon reviewing it, I couldn’t help but sigh." This book is a volume of selected letters by Zhou Zuoren from his self-edited collection, titled "Zhou Zuoren’s Letters." It includes a large number of letters written by Mr. Zhou Zuoren. These letters cover a wide range of topics, including academic discussions, travelogues, and more. The content is rich, the writing vivid, and the book possesses high literary and artistic value. Through these letters, readers can gain insights into Mr. Zhou Zuoren’s work, life, and interests.