台北市今年96岁的杜老先生每周日都会乘出租车来到位于闹市区的一家京剧社听戏。他由儿子背着爬上狭窄的楼梯,进入二楼的京剧社,一直呆到剧社演出散场后,再由儿子背着下楼坐车回家。在现代化的大都市台北市,有不少和杜先生一样痴迷京剧的老人,他们活跃在台北20多个剧社和票友会里。在台湾一个月的驻点采访中,我因缘际会走进了海峡对岸京剧票友的生活。在“国粹”艺术的牵线之下,我和很多京剧票友结成了“忘年交”。 Mr. Du Lao, 96, of Taipei City, takes a taxi every Sunday to listen to a Beijing opera agency in the downtown area. He was climbed up the narrow staircase by his son and entered the Peking Opera Company on the second floor. He stayed in the playhouse until he was back home by car. In the modern metropolis of Taipei, there are quite a few elderly people who are as obsessed with Peking Opera as Du. They are active in more than 20 theater and farewell parties in Taipei. During a one-month station-station interview in Taiwan, I came into contact with the opera friends from across the Taiwan Strait. In the “quintessence” art, I and many Peking Opera fans formed a “Year of the Rat”.