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常言道“熟悉的地方没有风景”,但读冯并近著《中国文艺副刊史》,却不能不反其意而言之:熟悉的地方有风景。 这“风景”首先来自近50万字这部专著的作者冯并本人。作为冯并的一位老朋友,我曾相随于他经办一本杂志有年,对于他的生命形态自是颇多体悟。他脑子很快,点子很多,工作很忙……但我就是没有能够体认到,他竟然能够
As the saying goes, “There is no scenery in a familiar place,” but reading Feng’s recent book “The History of Chinese Literature and Art Supplements” can not but be counter-productive: Familiar places have landscapes. This “landscape” first came from the nearly 500,000 words of the monograph author Feng himself. As an old friend of von and I have accompanied him in a magazine for years, he is quite self-conscious about his life form. He had a quick mind, a lot of ideas, a lot of work ... but I just could not figure out that he could