《一口酒》这篇散文记叙了一位平凡的修车匠的故事:他“吃低保”,靠修自行车维持生计。修车匠最大的爱好就是喝酒,有时甚至不要修理费,而是让车主“打二两酒来”。为了不让老婆发现,他还偷偷地将酒藏在路边的树洞中。他不埋怨命运,反而乐在其中。 The essay “A Liquor” chronicles the story of an ordinary carpenter: he “eats a low-guarantee” and works on a bicycle to make a living. The biggest hobby of repair carpenters is to drink, and sometimes do not even repair the fees, but to allow owners to “fight two or two wines.” In order to prevent his wife from discovering, he secretly hid wine in the tree-holes on the side of the road. He does not complain about fate but enjoys it.