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杨守敬于无意间在东瀛刮起一股旋风,搅得漫山遍野的樱花次第开了。花开墙外,雨滴檐下。随着缤纷落英,他做梦也没有想到,一顶“日本现代书法之父”的桂冠轻轻地落在他的头上。杨守敬(1839-1915),字惺吾,号邻苏,湖北宜都人。光绪六年(1880),四十一岁的他作为清政府使日大臣黎庶昌的文化随员,踌躇满志地登上东向扶桑的海轮。
Yang Shou-jing inadvertently blew a whirlwind in the East, stirring up the mountains and plains Sakura opened the first time. Blooming wall, raindrops under the eaves. With a colorful background, he never dreamed that a crown of “father of modern Japanese calligraphy” had fallen on his head. Yang Shou-jing (1839-1915), Xing Xing, No. Neighboring Su, Hubei Yidu. Six years Guangxu (1880), at the age of forty-one, as a cultural accomplice of the Qing Minister Li Shuchang, he smugly boarded the eastward sea of Fuso.