很多年以前,有一位学大提琴的年轻人向20世纪最伟大的大提琴家卡萨尔斯讨教:我怎样才能成为一名优秀的大提琴家?卡萨尔斯面对雄心勃勃的年轻人,意味深长地回答:先成为优秀而大写的人,然后成为一名优秀而大写的音乐人,最后成为一名优秀的大提琴家。听到这个故事的时候,我还年少,老人回答时所透露的含义我还理解不多,然而随着采访中接触的人越来越多,这个回答在我脑海中越印越深。在采访北大教授季羡林的时候,我听到一个关于他的真实的故事。有一年 Many years ago, a young man with a cello talked to Casals, the 20th century’s greatest cellist: How can I become a good cellist? Casals’s ambitious young man, Answer: Become a good and uppercase person, then become a good and uppercase musician, and finally become a good cellist. When I heard this story, I was still young. I did not understand much about what the old man said in his reply. However, as the number of people interviewed in the interview increased, the answer was even more impressed in my mind. In an interview with Peking University professor Ji Xianlin, I heard a real story about him. one year