一位自称“老马”的读者来电话,他说他是搞收藏的,家里有一些20世纪50年代至70年代出版的红色老书,比如《马雅可夫斯基选集》等等……他很认真地说,你别以为这些东西不值钱就没有价值,它记载的是一个时代的文学,一部《钢铁是怎样炼成的》影响了几代新中国的年轻人……于是,我应约前往,与他见面聊聊。老马其人老马够老,头发已经花白,圆脸、有络腮胡子,大眼,鼻梁上架着一副阔边眼镜,敦敦实实的身材,穿着一件 A self-proclaimed “Old Horse” called and said he was engaged in a collection of red books from the 1950s and 1970s, such as “Mayakovsky’s Anthology.” ... He said seriously that you do not think there is no value in valuing these things. It chronicles the literature of an era where “a piece of steel is made up” affects young people in several generations of new China ... , I should go about to meet him and talk. Old horse old enough veterans, the hair has gray, round face, bearded, big eyes, nose with a broad-brimmed glasses, London’s real figure, wearing a