“十一”长假,小侄女来京游玩,说起她以全班票数最多当选班干部一事,喜形于色,眉飞色舞。仍沉浸在被老师和同学拥护和信任的幸福之中。谁想,忽然她向我提出了一个挺严肃的问题:为什么投票唱票时要在黑板上写一个一个“正”字呀?“大概是因为一个‘正’字正好5票,一五一十的数,方便计数吧!”我顺口这样回答道。谁知她又接着问道:“五笔画的汉字多着呢?比如像可、朱、平……为什么不用这些字呢?”仔细一想也是,看来选举投票用“正”字的问题不是为了好计数这么简单!细思量,我想,用“正”字来统计选举结果,可能是为了表达一种愿望。 “11 ” holiday, a small niece to Beijing to play, talking about her to the class votes up to the election of cadres, the hi-profile, enraptured. Still immersed in the happiness advocated and trusted by teachers and classmates. Suddenly she asked me a very serious question: Why do you write a “positive” word on a blackboard when voting for a vote? “Probably because a positive word is exactly 5 votes, Number of ten, easy to count it! ”I’ll reply. Who knows she went on to ask: “Five-stroke Chinese characters with more? For example, like, Zhu, Ping ... Why do not these words?” “Think carefully is also, it seems that the election vote” is “character The problem is not to count as easily as you can! Counting carefully, I think, using the word ”正" to count election results may be to express a wish.