七十年前,一个12岁的男孩因为机缘考入了中华书局当练习生,从此结下了他与书业、与出版业的不解之缘。七十年后,年逾古稀的他用笔记录下自己从事书业、出版业的经历和体会以及他的出版理念,集结成书——《书路漫漫》。他就是被青年学者称为中国出版界仅存的几位“活化石”之一的喻建章。 Seventy years ago, a 12-year-old boy was admitted to the Zhonghua Book Company as a trainee because of his chance. From then on, he formed a bond between him and the book industry and the publishing industry. Seventy years later, he used his pen to record his own experience in the book industry and the publishing industry, as well as his publishing ideas, and he put together a book called “A Long Book.” He is called Yu Jianzhang, one of the few remaining “living fossils” in China’s publishing world that young scholars call it.