听爷爷讲那过去的故事

泗爷爷叫梁敬泗，虽然今年有九十二岁高龄了，但依然是个鹤发童颜、精神矍铄的老顽童。他是个书画家，会带我到福州老仓山的小巷里写生。泗爷爷对仓山有很深的感情，因为那是他长大的地方。

我们最常去的地方是南江滨大道泛船浦教堂一带，泗爷爷说那里曾是闽海关，是他幼年时的家。泗爷爷的爸爸在闽海关经营着自家的船队。年幼的他常常趴在家中阁楼的窗户上，看到闽江航道上来往的商船，数着林立的桅杆。

富裕安宁的生活在日本发动侵华战争后戛然而止，东南沿海的福建，也遭到了日本侵略军铁蹄的蹂躏。泗爷爷说，他至今依然记得那一次的家族会议，家中的长辈们怎样面红耳赤地争论，怎样愤怒地拍案而起，为当时的福建海军，捐出了家中所有的船。福建海军开走了家里的九条船，把它们沉到了闽江入海口的航道上，阻止日本海军的军舰驶入闽江。家里的老老小小抱头痛哭，由族长带领着，笔挺挺地跪在码头边，在闽江边上，看着船帆渐渐远去。

福州沦陷后，泗爷爷加入了抗战的队伍，未满十六岁参军，他成了青年远征军里年龄最小的二等兵。

福州解放后，泗爷爷参加土改工作队，入了党。1952年初夏，他参加了全省高考辅导营。因为在抗日战争和解放战争中，山东人民作出了巨大牺牲，党号召福州考生支援山东，泗爷爷就报考了山东师范学院教育系。学成后，他长期担任山东艺术学院设计系的系主任，培养了众多书法家、工艺美术大师。

泗爷爷一生获奖无数，而他最珍爱的奖章是抗战胜利70周年时，国家颁发的中国人民抗日战争胜利70周年纪念章，他随时都能背出这枚纪念章的章号。并且，他的名字也镌刻于福州抗日志士纪念墙上。

现在，泗爷爷常常手把手地教我写字，他说一手好字不能没有了传人。他教我的字体是他自创的，叫“抗日老兵体”，这字体最大特点是有“力道”，字字刚健，力透纸背，一气呵成。

泗爷爷还是篆刻高手，一生治印无数。近年，因视力不好，才搁下刻刀，收山之作是一方印章——“中华民族伟大复兴”。

泗爷爷把他的故事，融入到诗书画印里，传到了我的手里，也把老一辈的红色故事，镌刻进我的血脉里。我会铭记先辈当年在炮火中毁家纾难的担当，也会铭记先辈听党话跟党走的信念。即今馆阁须才日，是我文章报国年。

英语翻译：

Grandpa Si is called Liang Jingsi. Although he is ninety-two years old this year, he is still an old urchin with a childlike look and spirit. He is a calligrapher and painter, and he would take me to sketch in the alleys of Laocangshan in Fuzhou. Grandpa Si has a deep affection for Cangshan, because that is where he grew up.

The place we go most often is around the Fanchuanpu Church on Nanjiangbin Avenue. Grandpa Si said that it used to be Min Customs, and it was his childhood home. Grandpa Si's father runs his own fleet at Min Customs. When he was young, he often lay on the windows of the attic in his home, saw merchant ships passing by on the Minjiang Channel, and counted the masts.

A prosperous and peaceful life came to an abrupt end after Japan launched its war of aggression against China. Fujian, along the southeast coast, was also ravaged by the iron hoof of the Japanese invading army. Grandpa Si said that he still remembers that family meeting, how the elders in the family argued with red face, and how angrily they took the case and donated all the boats in the family for the Fujian Navy at that time. The Fujian Navy drove away the nine boats in the family and sank them on the waterway at the mouth of the Min River, preventing Japanese navy ships from sailing into the Min River. The old and young in the family cried, led by the patriarch, kneeling on the side of the dock, on the Min River, watching the sails gradually go away.

After the fall of Fuzhou, Grandpa Si joined the Anti-Japanese War and joined the army under the age of sixteen. He became the youngest second-class soldier in the Youth Expeditionary Army.

After the liberation of Fuzhou, Grandpa Si joined the land reform team and joined the party. In the early summer of 1952, he participated in the province's college entrance examination counseling camp. Because the people of Shandong made great sacrifices during the War of Resistance Against Japan and the War of Liberation, the party called on candidates from Fuzhou to support Shandong, so Grandpa Si applied for the education department of Shandong Normal University. After completing his studies, he served as the head of the Design Department of Shandong University of Arts for a long time, and trained many calligraphers and masters of arts and crafts.

Grandpa Si has won numerous awards throughout his life, and his most cherished medal is the 70th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. He can recite the number of this medal at any time. Moreover, his name is also engraved on the memorial wall of the Fuzhou Anti-Journalist.

Now, Grandpa Si often teaches me to write hand-in-hand, and he said that a good hand cannot be passed down. The font he taught me was created by him, called "Anti-Japanese Veteran's Style". The biggest feature of this font is its "strength", the character is strong, and the back of the paper is strong, and it is made in one go.

Grandpa Si is still a master of seal engraving, and has made countless seals throughout his life. In recent years, due to poor eyesight, the carving knife was put down, and the work of closing the mountain is a seal-"the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation."

Grandpa Si incorporated his story into poetry, calligraphy and painting, and passed it to my hands. He also engraved the red stories of the older generation into my blood. I will remember the ancestors’ role in destroying homes in the artillery fire, and the belief that the ancestors listened to the party and followed the party. This is the new year of my article.