1958年9月的一个黄昏,一位清瘦的长者站在草原上,眺望远方的雪山,眼中流露出凝重的神色。西风下,残阳如血,晚霞将他的背影染成金色,闪现出一道耀眼的光。再过几日,他就要离开新疆,返回北京。而这一走,便是永别。时至今日,这道光芒依旧指引着中国考古人不断前行,那位长者的背影,停留在我们的记忆中,从未走远。他就是中国著名考古学家、西北史地学家,被誉为“中国西北考古第一人”的黄文弼先生。 One evening in September 1958, a lean elder stood on the grassland and looked out into the distance to the snow-capped mountains, revealing a dignified look. Under the westerly, the setting sun, such as blood, sunset dusk his back dyed gold, flashed a bright light. In a few days, he will leave Xinjiang and return to Beijing. And this one is farewell. Today, this ray of light still guides Chinese archaeologists to keep moving forward. The elder’s shadow stays in our memory and never goes far. He is a well-known Chinese archaeologist and historian in Northwest China. He is known as Mr. Huang Wenbi, who is the “first person in northwestern archeology in China”.