小学语文老师曾说过,如果她以后有机会写一本书,一定要花些笔墨写老鞋匠。她说:“不知道你们平时可注意了,自打你们上小学,那个老鞋匠就在那修鞋,很多年了,没有改变。工具没变,人也没变,就连经过鞋摊旁,那丁丁当当的敲击声也没有变。”那时的我们, 五年级,还不大懂什么,只是报以一阵傻笑。 The primary school language teacher once said that if she had the opportunity to write a book in the future, she must spend some time writing old cobblers. She said: “I don’t know if you usually pay attention to it. Since you played in elementary school, the old cobbler was repairing shoes there. For many years, it hasn’t changed. The tool hasn’t changed, and people haven’t changed. Even after passing through the shoe stand, The sound of Nadinding’s dangling was not changed.”At that time, in grade five, we didn’t know much about it, but we only reported a giggle.