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在周末的成都古玩市场上,人们常常会看见一个胸前挂着一副民国水晶老花眼镜、背着挎包的白发老头,在市场的地摊前蹲着,时而拿起一件物品,与摊主交谈,时而又拿出相机拍照。他就是张天琚。张天琚出身于书香门第。父亲是毕业于北京大学工学院的高级知识分子。父亲的恩师俞同奎是北京大学派出的第一批留学生之一。从1947年开始到中华人民共和国成立以后,俞同奎一直担任北京文物管理委员会秘书、文化部古代建筑修整所所长等职,为保护首都的古代建筑,为中国古代建筑的修整事业作出了毕生的贡献。受恩师的影响,青年时期的父亲对中国古代文物情有独钟,参加工作后,有了宽裕的钱,他就去买字
On the weekends in Chengdu, the antique market, people often see a hanging on the chest with a pair of Republican crystal reading glasses, old man carrying a bag of white hair, squatting in front of the market stall, and sometimes picked up an item, and the stall owner Conversation, sometimes took out the camera to take pictures. He is Zhang Tian 琚. Zhang Tianye was born in a scholarly family. His father is a senior intellectual who graduated from Peking University Polytechnic Institute. His father’s teacher Yu Tongkui is one of the first batch of international students sent by Peking University. From 1947 until the founding of the People’s Republic of China, Yu Tongkui has served as secretary of the Beijing Cultural Relics Management Committee and director of the Ministry of Culture, the ancient building and dressing division. In order to protect the ancient capital of the capital and make a living contribution to the trimming of ancient Chinese architecture, . Affected by his mentors, his father in his youth had a soft spot for ancient Chinese relics. After participating in his work, he had enough money to buy the characters