我出生在一个被群山环绕的小城——邵武,周围的山虽不高,却挡住了从东南沿海吹来的风,在邵武度过的童年,我从没有放过风筝。我离开故乡已经十七年,即便如此,没有风的故乡,仍有许多随风而去的往事和故人值得我铭记。每天早上,攥着妈妈给的一块钱,到楼下小摊吃六个靠粘提,就是我关于“中国人的早餐”最初的认识。“靠粘提”是邵武话,每个在邵武长大的孩子都将这个邵武独有的小吃深深地融入了他们的灵魂。犹记得幼时,依偎在外公的身边,问他“靠粘提”究竟是什么意思,他告诉我,祖辈们粗犷而淳朴,米 I was born in a small town surrounded by mountains - Shaowu, although the surrounding mountains are not high, but it blocks the wind blowing from the southeast coast. During the childhood I spent in Shaowu, I never miss a kite. I have been away from my hometown for seventeen years. Even so, there are still many windy pasts and people whom I remember. Every morning, clutching her mother to give a dollar, downstairs stall to eat six by sticky mention, is my “Breakfast for Chinese” initial understanding. “By sticking to mention ” is Shaowu dialect, every child who grew up in Shaowu this Shaowu unique snacks deeply into their soul. I remember when I was young, nestled in my grandfather’s side and asked him “by sticking to mention” what exactly does it mean, he told me that grandparents rough and honest, rice