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当拿到那本厚厚的《少年文学新星获奖作品集·高中卷》的时候,我走马观花地翻阅,希望用灵光一现的方式寻找到我认为有特色的采访对象。然后,一段文字跳入眼帘,立即牵动了我的眼球。“……没过一会,年糕发出噗噗的轻声,一个个泡结起在洁白的糯米上,鼓的开始发黄……没等熟透,便咬开外边脆脆的表皮,须臾之间,香气溢满周围……在这并不烂漫的季节里……”真有意思,我不由地笑起来,仿佛也嗅到了烤年糕游走于齿颊间的乳白色香味,这就是我对《那些年少》最初的印象。完整地读下去,发现小说讲述的居然是文革时期的故事,这使它在众多学生作品中显得十分另类,而文中那些少年时代的纯真童趣与淡淡忧伤却又是如此生动真实。一个十几岁的少年,是如何用想象的笔触,描写出一个与自己生活完全没有交集,并且还很特殊的年代?如此种种,确定了这次“印象”栏目的专访对象——宁波外国语学校高三学生,裘是。
When I got that thick “Young Literary Literature Star Award-winning Collection of High School Vol.”, I looked around and hoped that I would use the flashlight method to find the interviewees I think featured. Then, a paragraph of text jumped in and immediately affected my eye. “...I haven’t seen it for a while. The rice cakes whispered softly and one by one began to sing on the white glutinous rice. The beginning of the drum was yellow... I didn’t wait until it was ripe, then I bite off the crunchy outer skin. The atmosphere was full of scent... In this season where it wasn’t spooky... ”I was really funny, and I couldn’t help but laugh. It seemed to smell the milky scent of roasting rice cakes to go between the teeth and cheeks. That’s what I did." The initial impression of those young people. Reading it in full, I discovered that the story told in the novel was actually a story of the Cultural Revolution. This made it look very different in the works of many students. The innocent childishness and faint grief of those teenagers were so vivid and real. How did a teenage boy describe the story of an interview with the “Impression” section of Ningbo with an imaginative brush stroke depicting an era that was completely unrelated to his own life and was still very special? Senior high school student at foreign language school, you are.