历史的长河没有一刻停止流淌。当我们站在某个时间节点上,总是能强烈地感受到那种由上游逶迤而来的信息、热量、启迪、警示,正在有意无意地影响着我们的思维、判断、行为、语词。而对于每一位文学参与者来说,与我们生命最为切近的一条支流就是文学史。但似乎很少有人会想到:当我们谈论文学话题或者进行文学写作时,文学史也许正在这个瞬间发生。所以当2016年夏四位“60后”、七位“70后”的学者、作家、媒体人在浙江洞头小岛的一 There is no moment in history to stop flowing. When we stand at a certain point in time, we can always feel strongly that the information, heat, enlightenment and warning coming from the upper reaches are consciously or unconsciously influencing our thinking, judgments, behaviors and terms. For every literary participant, the tributary flow closest to our life is literary history. But few seem to think that literary history may be happening at this moment when we talk about literary topics or writing literary works. So when the summer of 2016 four “after 60”, seven “post 70 ” scholars, writers, media people in Zhejiang Dongtou Island