大伯六十多岁了,退休后住在乡下。他的话很少,冷口冷面的,让人有一种疏远之感。到了大伯家,已近中午。吃了饭,大伯给我搬来了一块大石碑,还有一大碗米汤、一个毛毡和一本书:“把它拓好,方法这书上有。”我翻了翻书,好奇心大起,兴致勃勃地准备开始拓碑了。拓碑的第一步,是清洗碑面。我拿起一个大毛刷,蘸着清水,先拂去浮土,把碑面整个刷了一遍;再换成小毛刷子,扫掉字隙间的沙粒杂草。光是这第一步,我就忙活了半 Uncle was in his sixties and lived in the country after retirement. His words are very few, cold and cold, people have a sense of alienation. To the uncle’s home, near noon. After dinner, the uncle brought me a big stone tablet, a large bowl of rice soup, a blanket and a book: “Take it up. There is a way to read this book.” I flipped through my books, and I was curious. Get up and be excited to get started. The first step is to clean the monument. I picked up a big brush and dipped in clean water. I first brushed away the dirt and brushed the entire surface of the monument. I replaced it with a small brush and swept off the sand weeds between the words. This is the first step, I’m busy and half