喜爱一本书,爱不释手,一口气读完,乃至过了若干时候,又拿出来把玩,这都是有的。然而,先是喜欢,然后是依靠,再就以此安身立命,最后差不多陪伴终生,那就不太常见了。我与《红楼梦》的关系,大致如此。首先与《红楼梦》结缘,是60年代末。那时,经过1966年那样的冲击,文化成了荒漠,书籍奇缺,偶然漏下一两本,又常被指为黑书。记得我曾借到一套残本的旧版《论语》,被不识字的生产队长见了,平 Love a book, put it down, read one breath, and even after a certain time, but also took out to play, it is all there. However, it is less common for you to like first, then to rely on, then to settle down for life, and then to spend the rest of your life together. My relationship with “Dream of Red Mansions” is roughly the case. First and “Dream of Red Mansions” get married, is the late 60s. At that time, after the shock of 1966, the culture became desert, books were scarce, one or two were accidentally missed, and they were often referred to as black books. I remember I had borrowed a set of old version of the “Analects of Confucius”, was illiterate production captain saw, flat