往事如烟。 五六年的秋天,西子湖畔(前)中央美术学院华东分院(现“中国美术学院”)附中新设了初中部,迎来了四十个活泼可爱、充满稚气的孩子,多半十一、二岁。笔者当时有幸考入附中高一,但却依然系着红领巾,与他们编成一个中队。初次结识韩硕的是他的一幅七歪八斜的自画像,览之让人忍俊不禁。我印象最深的是画布上那双睁得很大的星星般闪烁的眼睛。大概五九年春,我因坚持解放后被捕关押在战犯监狱的父亲是起义这一事实,便被扫地出门。孤独的 Ma’am. Fifty-six years of autumn, the West Lake (front) East China Branch of the Central Academy of Fine Arts (now the “China Academy of Art”) middle school set up a new middle school, ushered in the 40 lively and lovely, full of childish children, mostly eleven, year old. At that time, I was fortunate enough to be admitted to high school, but still wearing a red scarf and compiled into a squadron with them. For the first time to get acquainted with Han Shuo is his seven crooked self-portrait, the view makes people laugh. What impresses me most is the wide, twinkling, star-shaped eyes on the canvas. About the spring of 1948, I was swept away by the fact that I insisted on the fact that the father of the prisoner held in war criminals prison after the liberation was uprising. Lonely