What is the image of Fu Cong in Letters from Fu Lei?

Fu Cong: He works hard. First he becomes a man, then he becomes a family. He leads an orderly and rigorous life and loves music. He is also an artist who loves the motherland, and he has an excellent personality both morally and artistically.

Fu Cong is also a child with special temperament. He often concentrates on his hobbies and forgets everything around him. Once he sneaked out alone, strolled on the road, looked at the bustling city scene, and got carried away with joy. While walking, he bumped into a roadside telephone pole, bulging a bag on his forehead and made a little joke.

According to his father's regulations, he practices playing the piano for several hours every morning and afternoon. Sometimes he is sleepy, his fingers hurt and he dare not relax. He had to play it reluctantly.

Fu Cong's achievements.

Fu Cong has profound musical attainments and is good at playing piano works by Mozart and Chopin. He is praised by the domestic and foreign music circles as a musician who knows Chopin best.

At the same time, Fu Cong, who was influenced by China's traditional culture since childhood, often integrated the essence of China's traditional poetry art into his own music to interpret the works of western musicians. This makes his works unique in charm and artistic conception, and his reputation as a "piano poet" spreads all over the world.

Years of living abroad have not changed Fu Cong. In him, China culture has been deeply integrated. He once said that China culture is completely integrated with her.