Chapter 41 To Ba Jin and Xiao Shan

① Ba Jin and Xiao Shan: I received the letter on April 18th, and I am too busy to reply, so I apologize. The "Jianzhen Commemorative Book" was requested from Zhao Puchu, and Zi Tuoru Zhijuan brought it, please check it. I heard that you have visited Xin'an River and Hangzhou. The place is nice and the company is nice. It's really enviable to hear.As an ordinary person like me, it is probably very difficult for me to have this opportunity. I hurriedly praised Shuang'an Bingxin to pay respects to Xiao Shan, Mrs. Ba Jin for five or six nights. Born on January 4, 1921, from Yin County, Zhejiang Province.During the Anti-Japanese War, he studied in the Department of Foreign Languages ​​of Southwest Associated University and published poems and essays. Married Ba Jin in Guiyang in May 1944.After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he successively served as the editor of "Shanghai Literature" and magazines.The main translations include Pushkin's "Belkin's Novels", "The Queen of Spades"; Turgenev's "Achaia", etc.