本期所选的三篇小说,基本上可以看作是对婚姻围城的一次较为完整的诠释:婚姻像是一个城堡,城外的人想走进来,城内的人想冲出去。于是未婚的想要结婚,唯恐一不小心成为人人头疼的剩男剩女;结了婚的又渴望出轨,寻求刺激,生怕一不留神就成为老气横秋的大爷大妈。怪乎哉?不怪也。因为浪漫是人的天性,不愿凑合,懒得结婚,沦为大龄青年是由于不愿割舍青 The three novels selected in this issue can basically be regarded as a relatively complete interpretation of the siege of marriage: marriage is like a castle, people outside the city want to come in, and people in the city want to rush out. So unmarried want to get married, lest accidentally become a headache left-over men and women; married and thirst for derailment, seek stimulation, for fear of an inattentive become aunty grandpa. Strange? No strange also. Because romance is human nature, do not want to improvise, too lazy to get married, become young adults because of reluctance to let go