参加过几场以传统文化为主题的读书会之后,我新交了不少朋友,发现身边谈国学的人渐渐多起来,其中不乏政府官员、商界人士,最多的自然是教师和大学生。每场主讲人讲完之后,必有人问:“我们今天应该如何读国学?”这问题大概很难回答,有位教授就很直白地说:“还是要去看原文。”眼见得提问者为之气沮,大概在他心目中,国学是个玄之又玄的话题,原文更是高大上至难以企及,想了解传统文化,只能别寻蹊径。 After attending several bookshops on the theme of traditional culture, I made a lot of new friends and found more and more people talking about Chinese studies. Many of them are government officials and business people, most of whom are teachers and college students. After each speaker finishes, someone must ask, “How should we learn Chinese today?” This question is probably hard to answer. One professor is quite straightforward: "Seeing the original The questioner is angry, probably in his mind, Chinese learning is a metaphysical topic, the original is even more difficult to match, want to understand the traditional culture, can only find another way.