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赵军一直以为,祖传的二胡技艺只能以小作坊的形式出现,但在人们文化水平提高的背景下,二胡却为他造就了一个前景可观的大产业47岁的赵军出生于江苏省丹阳市后巷镇童新村,小时候,父母靠务农养活一家五口,缺吃少穿,生活十分清苦。赵军的父亲赵锁明原在苏州民族乐器一厂工作。1962年,恰逢三年自然灾害,企业运营困难,赵锁明只得回到家乡务农。赵军至今仍记得,为了赚钱养家,每当夜幕降临,在外劳作一天的父亲就会紧闭大门,用长满老茧的双手在油灯下制作二胡,然后乘着天色不亮偷偷拿到集市去卖,小时候的赵军总会默默地站在父亲跟前打下手。
Zhao Jun always thought that the ancestral erhu art can only appear in the form of small workshops. However, under the background of increasing people’s cultural level, erhu has created a promising industry for him. Zhao Jun, 47, was born in Danyang, Jiangsu Province. Tongshen Town Tongxin Village, a child, parents rely on farming to feed a family of five, lack of food and clothing, life is very bitter. Zhao’s father, Zhao Suoming, originally worked in Suzhou National Instrument Factory. In 1962, coincided with three years of natural disasters, business operations difficulties, Zhao Suoming had to return home farming. Zhao Jun still remembers that, in order to earn money to feed their families, whenever night fell, his father who worked for one day would close the door and made his erhu under the oil lamp with his hands full of calluses. Selling, a child Zhao Jun always quietly standing in front of his father started.