对于早已经不能局限在“两耳不闻窗外事”的环境中的当代学者来说,年底往往是最为忙碌的时节之一了。单位里的各项考核和总结不必说,单是应接不暇的研讨会就得让你颇费一番取舍的心思了。身处一个学者以“赶场”为业的时代中,笔者自己当然也未能免俗。从2013年秋天以来,几乎每个月都会接到几场大大小小的研讨会的邀请,地点从北京到上海到广东,领域从美术到书法到设计,不一而足。好在研讨会的本意不是让某个人当成自家的讲台,而是相互聆听、相互补益,终日埋头在自己的那“一亩三分地”的我辈,除发 To contemporary scholars who have long been unable to confine themselves to the environment of “hearing the word out of the window,” the end of the year is often one of the busiest months. Needless to say, all the examinations and summaries in the unit have to be overwhelmed by the symposium itself. In a time when a scholar is “hurrying”, I myself have not been able to avoid it. Almost every month since the fall of 2013, there have been invitations to attend large and small seminars from Beijing to Shanghai to Guangdong. The fields range from art to calligraphy to design. Fortunately, the purpose of the symposium was not to let someone as his own podium, but to listen to each other, complement each other, all day long immersed in their own “one acre three points,” my generation, except the hair