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张友鸾先生,作为我国新闻界的老前辈,一位笔耕几十年的老报人,他的名字无疑并不陌生。然而,对于他早年所从事的文学活动,他在整个二十年代与新文学运动中诸多著名作家过从甚密的文学交往,至今则鲜为人知。友鸾先生今年已八十有六,因患脑血栓而失语多年;即便了解他这段经历的老朋友,如今在世的也不多了。承蒙《新文学史料》编辑部的美意,笔者得以将先生早年留下的具有史料价值的片断文字整理出来,见诸纸端。
Mr. Zhang Youlun, as a veteran of the press in our country, an old newspaper reporter who penned decades, is no stranger to his name. However, for the literary activities that he had been engaged in in his early years, he had little known about literary interactions with many famous writers in the New Literary Movement throughout the 1920s. Youyoung has already had 80 or 60 this year, and he has been speechless for many years because of cerebral thrombosis. Even old friends who have known about his experience have not survived so far. Thanks to the goodwill of the editorial department of “Historical Materials of New Literature,” the author has been able to sort out the pieces of historical value left by Mr.