现在的生活条件改善了,孩子们的水果、小食品是堆着吃,尽享香蕉、榴莲、火龙果等各类水果。上世纪60年代初我还是孩子的时候,父辈工资收入不高,很少能吃到水果。那时的“好吃的”不过是几分钱一斤的山里红什么的。还有一种叫灯笼果的,是绿色的比菇娘略小,常有农村来的农民用布袋装着在路边卖,几分钱一小碗。灯笼果酸溜溜的,我们买来一粒粒的珍惜而津津有味地吃着。我住的居民楼对面是一所中学,院内种植一排排半人高 The living conditions have now improved. Children's fruits and snacks are piled to eat and enjoy bananas, durians, pitaya and other fruits. When I was a kid in the early 1960s, my father's salary was not high enough to eat fruit. At that time, “delicious” is only a few cents a pound of red in the mountains. There is also a kind of fruit called a cauliflower, is slightly smaller than the Guguin green, often farmers come in rural areas with a bag to sell at the roadside, a penny a penny. The lanterns are sour, we buy a grain of treasure and relish eating. Opposite the resident building where I live is a secondary school, which houses half rows of people in rows