今年是我的父亲钱学森归国70年。1955年9月17日，我跟着父母登上邮轮起航，于10月8日回到了祖国的 怀抱。70年过去，当我们提起钱学森这个名字，首先浮现在脑海中的，是为中国航天事业奠基的人民科 学家，是"两弹一星功勋奖章"的获得者，是新中国科技事业的开拓者。然而，这位科学巨匠的身上还闪 耀着人文光辉，隐藏着一个同样令人惊叹的艺术世界。 父亲的艺术修养，要从家庭教育说起。我的爷爷在那个年代就以超前的教育眼光，为年幼的儿子铺设了 一条科学与艺术并重的成长之路。一方面，让他学理工，走技术强国的路；另一方面又送去学音乐、绘 画。父亲曾回忆："我从小不仅对科学感兴趣，也对艺术有兴趣，读过许多艺术理论方面的书，像普列 汉诺夫的《艺术论》，我在上海交通大学念书时就读过了。"这些艺术上的修养不仅加深了他对艺术作 品中那些诗情画意和人生哲理的深刻理解，也让他学会了艺术上大跨度的宏观形象思维。 值得一提的是，钱学森在晚年提出"中国文学格调"的命题。这源于他对科幻小说如何中国化的思索。他 主张应"走马克思列宁主义毛泽东思想研究文艺理论的路子"，提出构建具有中国气派的社会主义文艺理 论：要立足传统、古为今用，"不忘中国五千年辉煌 ...

Core Insights - The Fudan University Human Body Science Museum has become a significant educational space, attracting visitors with its unique collection of human specimens and stories related to life and death [2][3][4] - The museum emphasizes the importance of body donation and the respect for "body teachers," showcasing the contributions of individuals who have donated their bodies for medical education [6][12] - The museum's approach combines science and art, creating an engaging environment that encourages public interaction and understanding of human anatomy [10][11] Group 1 - The museum has been open to the public since 2014 and has attracted numerous visitors, with many returning multiple times due to the emotional impact of the exhibits [2][3][4] - The museum's collection includes over 1,000 specimens, each representing a significant contribution to medical education and research [3][4] - The museum's director, Zhou Guomin, actively engages with visitors, providing personalized tours and emphasizing the stories behind the exhibits [10][12] Group 2 - The museum has a rich history, originating from the 1930s as a specimen display room at the National Shanghai Medical College [4] - Notable donations include specimens from the late Fudan University president Yan Fuqing, whose twin granddaughters were among the first to be donated [4][5] - The museum has a dedicated wall displaying body donation application forms, highlighting the personal stories and motivations behind these donations [7][8] Group 3 - The museum's interactive approach includes art exhibitions that blend medical science with artistic expression, making the subject more accessible and engaging for the public [11][12] - The museum has established a volunteer program with over 80 student volunteers who help share the stories of the specimens and the importance of body donation [12] - The museum's efforts to document and share these stories contribute to a deeper understanding of the human body and the ethical considerations surrounding medical education [6][10]