用中国的毛笔书写本民族的文字,所形成的楷书、隶书、行书、篆书作品,对海峡两岸的炎黄子孙而言,都不是陌生的东西。然而,当海峡这边小朋友的书法作品,第一次同海峡彼岸的同龄人作品一起悬挂在台北孙中山纪念馆载之轩展出时,这不陌生的东西似乎又显得是那么的鲜为人知:开幕第一天就吸引了台湾《联合报》、《中国时报》、《民生报》和电台、电视台等十余家新闻媒体的记者慕名采访;六天的展期内竟有5000余名观摩者签名留言;人们成群结队不畏酷暑来到载之轩一睹为快,即使在临近展览结束前的一刻,还得到距台北70多公里远的乌来乡有一群慕名者正赶着来观摩的信息。不少台湾观众还提议移至南部去再展,把作品编成册…… It is not alien to both the Chinese and the Chinese people to write Chinese characters and script, script, scripture and seal script works made by Chinese writers. However, when the calligraphy works by children from the Straits were suspended for the first time together with their peers on the other side of the Taiwan Strait, at Taipei’s Cheng Hsuan Shan Memorial Hall, it was a little unknown: On the first day, they attracted interviews with reporters from Taiwan’s United Daily News, China Times, Minsheng Bao and over a dozen news and media outlets such as radio and television stations. Over 5,000 observers signed their messages during the six-day exhibition period The crowds came to see Hin Nak Hin as fast as they could in the heat of the summer. Even before the show was over, they were also given information to see a group of admirers in Wulai Township, over 70 kilometers away from Taipei. Many Taiwanese viewers have also proposed moving to the south for further exhibitions.