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A letter from Eileen Chang to C.T. Hsia, ca. 1978. In this letter dated August 20, Eileen Chang mentions that Ms. Yoshida will translate "Jin Suo ji", "Mo Li Xiang Pian", and "Hua Diao" in summer, and then she will translate "Ban Sheng Yuan" in fall. "Fu Hua Lang Rui" is all published. She also mentions about publishing her work in book form. At the end of the letter, Chang mentions that her story "Tong Xue Shao Nian Dou Bu Jian" has a lot of problems. 張愛玲寄給夏志清的信, ca. 1978. 這封信註明8月20日寫的. 張愛玲提到Yoshida小姐要暑假翻譯完"金鎖記", "茉莉香片","花凋".秋天譯"半生緣"."浮花浪蕊"一次刊完. 並提到出單行本的事. 信尾提到"同學少年都不賤"這篇文章問題很多.
Ch'en, Toyoko Yoshida, 1940- 吉田豐子 Jin Suo ji 金鎖記 Mo Li Xiang Pian 茉莉香片 Hua Diao Ban Sheng Yuan 半生緣 Fu Hua Lang Rui 浮花浪蕊 Tong Xue Shao Nian Dou Bu Jian 同學少年都不賤
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