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高校宿舍中,当其他男生在游戏中酣畅角逐、在电脑前一边看球赛一边歇斯底里地呐喊,抑或是静静地安居一隅阅读武侠小说时,一名男生却拿着强光手电筒全神贯注地研究满桌的“破瓷烂碗”。在他的眼中,似乎再也没有什么比眼前的这堆东西更吸引人了。他就是23岁的冯泽洲,复旦大学文物与博物馆学系的一名研究生。进入冯泽洲的寝室,你会看到,大大小小的箱子太多了,里面装的是各种古瓷片。然而冯泽洲说这些还只是冰山一角,他收藏的瓷片加上放在西安老家的,大约有三万多件,从东汉至唐宋元明清,从
University quarters, when other boys in the game hearty competition, while watching the game in front of the computer while hysterically crying, or quietly living corner read martial arts novel, a boy holding a bright flashlight concentrated study full table “Broken porcelain bowl ”. There seems to be nothing more appealing in his eyes than the present one. He is 23-year-old Feng Zezhou, a graduate student at Fudan University’s Department of Cultural Relics and Museums. Enter Feng Zezhou bedroom, you will see, large and small boxes too much, which is loaded with a variety of ancient porcelain. However, Feng Zezhou said that these are only the tip of the iceberg. His collection of porcelain pieces plus the old home in Xi’an has about 30,000 pieces from the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties