凡事有利必有弊。前两年搬家,住得稍微宽敞了些,离市区却远了。别的都还方便,进城看戏可就困难多了。从准备出发到散场回家,少说也得忙上五六个钟头,并不夸张。所以,尽管是个戏迷,也不得不有所节制。剧场是难得一去了,实在遗憾。现在,城市规模越来越大。以北京来说,五十年代的时候,公共汽车绕着东单、西单、西四、东四转个圈儿,就算是环行线了。如今,不但有了二环路、三环路,不久的将来,就连四环、五环也要出现了。我住的这地方,紧靠三环路,还算是近的呢。人民居住条件能够得到逐步改善,当然是值得高兴的好事。推己及人,想到剧场观众的减少,是不是也有这方面的原因呢?近来,观众学引起了一些同志的兴趣。我想,关于住房或城市建设与戏剧观众 Everything is good and there are disadvantages. Moved two years ago, lived a little more spacious, but far from the urban area. Other are also convenient, into the city to see the movie may be more difficult. From the ready to go to the field to go home, say less have to busy for five or six hours, is not an exaggeration. So, despite being a fan, have to be moderate. The theater is a rare one, it is regrettable. Now the city is getting bigger and bigger. In Beijing, in the 1950s, buses were circling around Dongdan, Xidan, Xisi and Dongsi, even if it was a circular route. Today, not only have the Second Ring Road, Third Ring Road, the near future, even the Fourth Ring, Fifth Ring also appeared. I live in this place, close to the Third Ring Road, still near it. The gradual improvement of the living conditions of the people is, of course, a delightful good thing. Is there any other reason for pushing others forward and thinking about theater audience reduction? Recently, audience learning has aroused the interest of some comrades. I think, about housing or urban construction with theater audiences