世界上有各种各样的口袋,倘若以用途来划分,无非是两大类:装钱、装物。不才少见多怪,生平所见口袋中,给我留下特别印象的,有二:一是童年时所见新四军战士所背米袋,常常未能装满,看上去有点“松松垮垮”;二是四十年前,在复旦大学求学时,中文系的赵宋庆先生给我们上文学史,此老留着贝多芬式的长发,身穿长衫,走上讲座后,手伸进裤袋掏东西,身子渐成四十五度状,掏了好一会儿,才掏出一支粉笔。 There are various kinds of pockets in the world. If divided by purpose, they are nothing more than two categories: money and equipment. In the pocket of my life, I was left with a special impression. There are two aspects: First, when we see the young soldiers of the New Fourth Army who were back in childhood, they were not able to fill their bags and looked like a little “loose”; secondly, Forty years ago, when studying at Fudan University, Mr. Zhao Songqing from the Chinese Department gave us a history of literature. This old-fashioned Beethoven-like long-haired, dressed in a gown, went to the lecture, Things, body gradually into forty-five degrees, dig for a while, only took out a piece of chalk.