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我对向祖文局长的采访是从本刊一个新栏目的设置开始的。本刊拟开辟一个叫“老家故事”的栏目,我们的这个创意拨动了他那根感情的心弦。向祖文局长并不是作家,但他似乎有一种很浓的故乡情结。他最近写的一篇叫《故乡》的散文寄寓着浓浓的故乡情怀。“故乡是一堆爬满青苔的黄土,是一栋结满蛛网的老屋,是一个想去看看而又近乡情切的地方。”文章的开篇这样写道。但是在我们的交谈中,我感到他的故乡情怀远还不仅仅在那个遥远的山村。向祖文局长说：当他从事民族工作之后,
My interview with Zu Wen Secretary began with the setting of a new column of this magazine. This publication intends to open up a section called “hometown story” column, our idea of the heart of his feelings that touched his heart. Secretary Zu Wen is not a writer, but he seems to have a very strong hometown complex. He recently wrote an essay called “hometown” which contains a deep sense of hometown. “Hometown is a pile of moss-covered loess, an old house full of cobwebs, a place where you want to see and feel close to hometown,” wrote the opening article. But in our conversations, I felt his hometown was far beyond just that remote mountain village. Secretary Zuwen said: When he engaged in ethnic work,