Fou Lei: Shanghai and Paris
Fou Lei: Shanghai and Paris
This chapter discusses the early life of Fou Lei, who was known as one of the greatest translators of French literature prior to the Cultural Revolution. He was also known for the letters he wrote to his sons Fou Ts'ong and Fou Min, which were published posthumously as Fou Lei's Family Letters. The chapter describes Lei's childhood, family home, and education, up until he travelled from Shanghai to Paris, where he learned French.
Keywords: early life, Fou Lei, translators, French literature, Cultural Revolution, Family Letters, Paris
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