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上世纪七十年代中期,将近十年的“文化大革命”把人的神经搞得十分疲乏,人们渴望有一点文化生活。可那时,舞台上还是八个样板戏,书店里还是领袖的著作和“三突出”的作品,电影院是老三战片(地道战、地雷战、南征北战),每个人都看过不下三五遍了。在这个背景下,中国大地上开始流行讲故事,晚上,只要有几个同事或亲友聚在一起,就有人提议:讲故事,于是就开始轮流讲起来。我对会讲故事的人十分羡慕,因为他们给大家带来了乐趣,受到大家追捧。我也想讲,但脑中故事不多,加上天性胆小羞涩,讲起来结结巴巴的,所以厂里同事中间,我基本属于忠实听众。然而一次机遇改变了这一切,我成了同事公认的讲故事能手,甚至改变了我以后的人生。
In the mid-1970s, nearly a decade of “Cultural Revolution” put people’s nerves nervously tired and people long for a little cultural life. At that time, there were still eight model plays on stage, and the bookstore was also a masterpiece of the leader and works of “Three Outstanding Salons”. The movie theater is the third war (Tunnel Warfare, Mine Warfare, North South Campaign) and everyone Seen no less than three or five times. Against this background, there are popular stories on the earth in China. In the evening, as long as there are a few colleagues or relatives and friends together, some people propose that the story be told and take turns talking. I am very envious of the people who tell stories, because they bring fun to everyone and are sought after by all. I would also like to say, but there are not many stories in my mind. With the timid shyness of nature, I am stammering. Therefore, among the colleagues in the factory, I basically belong to a loyal audience. However, an opportunity has changed all this. I became a colleague recognized as a storyteller, and even changed my future life.