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在我的写字台上,放着一张非常奇特、非常有意思的名片。上面除了姓名,地址和电话号码外,在名片的右上端,印着4个醒目的黑体字:“京都文丐”。显然,这4个黑字,不是单位名称,也不是工作职务或职称。据名片的主人解释说:“我虽不在文化圈内,却钟爱文化,我常常像痴心为兴办教育而乞讨的武训一样,为了发展文化事业而到处‘磕头作揖’。”他的为人,确实与武训相似,为了热心发展京都的文化事业,特别是为振兴中国的电视艺术事业,尽心竭力,做出突出贡献。这位“文丐”,就是京都威名赫赫的艺坛怪杰黄宗汉。宗汉先生出身于北京的书香门第,父亲黄述西是清朝末科翰林,留洋
On my desk, stood a very strange, very interesting business card. In addition to the above name, address and telephone number, in the upper right of the business card, printed with 4 eye-catching bold characters: “Kyoto hack.” Obviously, these 4 black words are not unit names nor job titles or job titles. According to the owner of the business card, “Although I am not a cultural circle, I love culture, and I often like Wu Wu, who is begging for money for education, everywhere kowtowing to develop her cultural career.” “He’s a man, really Similar to Wu Xun, in order to enthusiastically develop the cultural undertakings in Kyoto, we made every effort to make outstanding contributions to the revitalization of China’s television arts. The ”hack", is the illustrious Kyoto arts master Huang Zonghan. Mr. Zong Han was born in Beijing’s scholarly family, his father, Huang Xu Xi is the late Qing Dynasty Hanlin, stay foreign