当一切都消失之后,方大曾的作品告诉我们,有一点始终不会消失,这就是人的神色和身影,它们正在世代相传。……我想,这也许就是人们为什么如此迷恋往事的原因,因为消失的一切都会获得归来的权利。——余华风华少年之殇方大曾,又名方德曾,笔名小方,祖籍江苏无锡,1912年出生于北京。如同那个年代许多摄影家一样,他的家境比较殷实,其父当时在外交部任职,待遇优厚。还在中学时期,他就用母亲给的7块大洋买了一架蔡斯折叠相机,由此走上了摄影之路。1929年,17岁的 When everything has disappeared, Fang’s works have told us that one thing will never disappear, which is the look and shadow of people, they are handed down from generation to generation. ... I think this may be the reason why people are so obsessed with the past, because everything that disappears will get the right to return. - Yu Hua Fenghua juvenile Ju Fang Fang Zeng, also known as Fang Dezeng, pen name small square, ancestral home Wuxi, Jiangsu, was born in 1912 in Beijing. Like many photographers of that era, his family was relatively well-to-do with his father, who had worked well in the Foreign Office at the time and was well paid. Still in high school, he bought a Zeiss folding camera with his mother’s seven oceans, thus embarking on the road to photography. 1929, 17 years old