从王国维开始,我们回首那些已故的中国文人,或因“伴君如伴虎”的心理压力而郁郁寡欢甚而一辈子俯首为人,或因“文籍虽满腹,不如一囊钱”的现实精神而陷入自利的泥潭,或是满怀“天子呼来不上船,自称臣是酒中仙”的伪豁达而遁入尘网,到底有没有人选择一条为国为民为社会变革而为文的路呢?答案是肯定的,所以我们仍旧对文人饱含信力。作者以清晰的视角,大胆而磅礴的文笔大抒胸臆,为我们展现了一片犀利且综观的历史图景。 Starting from Wang Guowei, we look back at the late Chinese literati, or because of the psychological pressure of accompanied by tigers and friends, they even bowed their heads for a lifetime, or because of the abundance of their cultural heritage, they are better than a pocket money. “The realistic spirit has been caught in the quagmire of self-interest, or is full of the pseudo-open-mindedness of the Emperor Tianzi, who is not on the boat and claims to be a wine and cents,” and whether anyone chooses a country for the people. The answer to this question is affirmative, so we still have full confidence in the literati. From a clear perspective, the author boldly and arrogantly writes on his mind and gives us a sharp and comprehensive historical picture.