1956年9月1日,这是我一生难忘的日子。从这天起,我告别了讲坛生涯,走上了图书馆工作岗位,与书结下了不解之缘。我的前任,因有新的工作等着她,仅花了一天多的时间就把11711册图书向我作了突击性的点交。至于怎样管、如何借等最起码的业务常识也未及详细介绍。上岗的第四天,处主任来馆察看,临走时顺便问了问什么时候借书,我不知当时怎么会信口说出“明天”二字。现在忆想起来,这回话实在太唐突了。因为我刚刚跨进图书馆的大门,对图书还一点儿不熟悉,何况对首次借书的压力更没有丁点儿的体会呢。事实正是如此,开借的第一天,我被出纳台前里外三层的读者群吓住了。那时,我还没有组织读者有序借书的办法,同时,因对图书的排架不熟.书名的生疏弄得手足无措。找一本书少则四五分钟,多则……难怪从读者群里不时传来责难的话语。幸好,一些等得不耐烦的读者先后失望地离去,出纳的压力减小了,我被“解放”了。 September 1, 1956, this is an unforgettable day in my life. From that day, I bid farewell to the pulpit career, embarked on a job in the library, and book closed down a bond. My predecessor, waiting for her for new work, put a total of 11,711 books to me in a matter of days. As for how to manage, how to borrow the minimum business common sense is not yet introduced in detail. On the fourth day of induction, the Director of the Department visited the museum and immediately asked when to ask for a loan before leaving. I did not know how to say “tomorrow” at that time. Now, recalling this remark is too abrupt. Because I just stepped into the gate of the library, I am a little unfamiliar with the books, not to mention the pressure of borrowing books for the first time without even realizing it. The fact is the case, the first day of the loan, I was in front of the cashier in front of three readers inside and outside the group was intimidated. At that time, I did not organize the reader’s orderly way of borrowing books, meanwhile, I was not familiar with the book’s shelf arrangement. Find a book as little as four or five minutes, as many ... ... No wonder from time to time in the reader community came the words of censure. Fortunately, some impatient readers wait to leave disappointedly, and the cashier’s pressure has been reduced. I was “liberated”.