我不知道自己什么时候对“上海”极其敏感。身为一线城市,它在教科书上出现的次数频繁。每当这时,我先用红笔在“上海”二字下重重地标记,再伸出我那来无影去无踪的手,乐呵呵地在同桌书上划下一道醒目的下划线。同桌总是手拿红笔,风轻云淡地在整个句子下划出一道冗长的红线。那时的“上海”显得毫无生气,没有任何凸显或是耀眼的地方,苍白得像我眼前的“上海”一样。 I do not know when I was extremely sensitive to “Shanghai ”. As a first-tier city, it appears frequently in textbooks. Whenever this time, I first use the red pen in the “Shanghai” under the word heavy mark, and then stretched out my shadowless hand, merrily in the same desk, draw a striking Underline. The same table is always holding a red pen, clear and plain under the entire sentence to draw a long red line. At that time, “Shanghai” seemed lifeless, without any prominence or dazzling place, just as pale as “Shanghai” in front of me.