王义军,一个二十多岁的年轻人,当人们还在坚持认为学好书法需要几十年工夫的时候,他用自己的行动破除了这个成见。每次与王义军对话,都感觉他平静的语速中弥漫着思考。他告诉记者,他不怎么喜欢畅想未来,因为害怕迷失自己,他更乐意做的是回顾和审视过去。这个才情横溢的年轻人,在通往书法殿堂的路上是怎么走过来的?在这一路上他都做了些什么?是什么让他对书法艺术如此痴迷,并能在短短几年内取得广泛的关注与认同?2006年7月,王义军接受了本刊记者樊利杰的专访。 Wang Yijun, a young man in his twenties, broke the stereotype with his own actions while still insisting that it took decades to learn calligraphy well. Each dialogue with Wang Yijun, feel his voice filled with calm thinking. He told reporters that he did not like to think much about the future because he was afraid of losing himself. What he was more willing to do was to review and examine the past. How did this talented young man come by on the way to the calligraphy hall? What did he do on this route? What made him so fascinated with the art of calligraphy and able to achieve a wide range within a few short years Concerns and recognition? July 2006, Wang Yijun accepted our correspondent Fan Lijie interview.