20世纪60年代初,我上小学,那时候家里养了一头大黄牛。每年放暑假,我除了做暑假作业外,另一个重要任务就是割牛草。割牛草是个苦差事,但也是乐事。每天吃过早饭,沿途一声吆喝,村子里的小伙伴儿便一拥而至。少时四五个,多时七八个。我们又笑又叫,又蹦又跳地出发了。大家商量着找一个远离父母、牛草又较多的地方去割草。大约割上大半篓,休息一会儿,便开始了打碑的游戏。“打碑”就是找一块石板,每人放一枚硬币在石板上。然后在五六米开外的地方,用树枝划出一条线。接着大家分头割草,每人堆一小堆。草割好 In the early 1960s, I was in elementary school, and at that time my family kept a big bull. Annual summer vacation, in addition to my summer homework, another important task is cutting oxen. Cutting cattle grass is a chore, but it is also a pleasure. Eat breakfast every day, shouted along the way, the village’s children will be surrounded by small partners. A little less four or five, long time seven or eight. We laughed again and again, jumping up and down again. We discuss to find a far away from their parents, cattle and more grass to mow. Cut about half of the basket, take a break for a while, they began a monument of the game. “Beat ” is to find a stone, each put a coin on the stone. Then fifty-six meters away, with a branch to draw a line. Then we split the grass, each pile a small pile. Grass cut well