上午课间休息,生活委员突然递给我一封盖着邮戳的信。哗啦一下,身边围了众多的同学——要知道,初中生收到的信仿佛19世纪欧洲上流社会的贵族马车,人们对车厢里的故事总抱有不知疲倦的好奇,万众一心地期盼着那里面有可供散布的流言或饭后乐道的传奇。中国女学生收到的信与美国女学生收到的周末舞会的邀请有着同样的意义,都是该被公开的秘密,都是该被女孩子心安理得享用的虚荣。我得意洋洋地拆开信,清清嗓子,作势要读,脸却一下子红了起来。信纸上白纸黑字地写着:亲爱的罗小小。大家不知道信的内容,纷纷推搡我,“快些呀,小小?我们等得花儿都谢了!”“咳,咳,纯粹是私人信件,不要看了”我故作深沉,极快地把信塞进口袋,然后趁围观的人 During the rest of the morning, Life Committee suddenly handed me a letter with a postmark. When I wandered, surrounded by many students - to know that the letter received by junior high school students like a noble horse carriage of European society in the 19th century, people always have tireless curiosity about the story in the carriage, and they look forward with the same people. There are rumors that can be spread or legends about music after a meal. Letters received by Chinese female students have the same meaning as invitations for the weekend ball that American female students receive. They are all open secrets and they are all vain to be enjoyed by girls. I triumphantly opened the letter, cleared my throat, read the stance, and my face suddenly turned red. The letterhead is written in black and white: Dear Luo Xiaoxiao. Everybody didn’t know what the letter was and pushed me, “What’s going on, little? We’ve all been so thankful!” “ Cough, cough, purely personal letters, don’t look at ” To make a deep, swift letter into the bag, and then slamming onlookers