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一九九八年五月,本刊主编刘正成先生赴澳大利亚悉尼麦觉理大学讲学。据该校语言学院院长介绍,该院有学生四百余人,其中就有二百余人报名学习中国书法。在一个西方国家,为什么会有这么多人对中国书法感兴趣?就此,本刊记者朱培尔采访了来北京交流访问的澳大利亚东亚文化艺术交流协会会长、悉尼麦觉理大学教授张典姊女士。现将采访录音整理成文,以飨读者。
In May 1998, Editor-in-Chief Liu Chengcheng went to Macquarie University in Sydney to give lectures. According to the dean of the School of Languages and Cultures, there are more than 400 students there, of whom more than 200 are enrolled in the study of Chinese calligraphy. In a western country, why do so many people are interested in Chinese calligraphy? In response, our correspondent Zhu Peer interviewed the president of Australia East Asia Cultural and Art Exchange Association who came to Beijing for exchange of visits, and the sister of Sydney Macquarie University, Ms. The interview recordings are now written to readers.