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甫进约好的茶室,先看见柴祖舜老先生的背影。身材瘦削,斜斜靠在高背椅的扶手上,其中一只颤抖的手拿着一根拐杖,始终与木地板敲击着发出笃笃声。一眼之下,很轻易地就能够判断出这位老人是帕金森患者。但走到他的身边,却会突然吃一惊:羸弱的身躯隐含着一种强大的能量,不知怎么会联想到他画的那些老虎;但那一双眼,丛林里的兔子般,微微有些警惕,但澄澈而濡湿,带着几分天真和悲悯……当时心念是,他要不就是一个很纯粹的人,要不就是经历过很多故事的人。随后的采访中,慢慢才知道他是二者的融合。
Fu entered into a good teahouse, saw the old man Chaizu Shun back. Lean, leaning against the armrest of a high-backed chair, one of the trembling hands holds a cane and always taps with the wooden floor to make a tuk-tuk. At a glance, it is easy to tell that this old man is a Parkinson patient. But by his side, he was suddenly taken aback: the impotent body implied a formidable energy, somehow reminiscent of the tigers he painted; but those eyes, the rabbits in the jungle, were slightly Vigilant, but clarity and wet, with a bit of innocence and compassion ... ... At that time the mind is that he is either a very pure person, or else experienced many stories of people. In subsequent interviews, slowly learned that he is the integration of the two.