某一天晚上我有了自己的房间,整洁的床铺和天花板和书桌和书柜,所有的一切都是我的,而不再是一个属于所有人的沙发。妈妈替我关上门的刹那,我才反应过来自己已经长大了。八岁和六岁对于大人没有什么区别,顶多也就是说出“你是个大孩子了”这句话的频率高了一点,可是对我们而言简直是天壤之别。一年级的人怎么会跟幼儿园的小朋友讲话呢?每一天我们都在长大,只是没有人意识到而已。发生的每件事都让我们的心被迫悄悄地变化,产生弹性形变,几天之后似乎又一点点恢复原状。逐渐的, One night I had my own room, tidy beds and ceilings, desks and bookcases, everything was mine instead of a sofa for all. My mom closed the door for me at the moment, I react to have grown up. There is no difference between the age of eight and the age of six, and at most, the phrase “you’re a big boy” is a little higher, but it is a whirlwind of difference to us. How did the first-year class talk to kindergarten children? Every day we are all grown up, but no one realizes it. Everything that happened left our minds forced to quietly change, deform elastically, and a few days later seemed a little bit back to their original condition. Gradually,