今年2月8日,马年春节前夕,《解放日报》周末版推出“特别报道”:《曾经的新年》。编者用特大号字做标题,还加上了一段醒目的导语:“曾经的那些新年,已改叫陈年了——掸去历史的烟尘,细揽陈年旧事,往往能于沧桑中读出另一番滋味……”应该承认,这一策划是颇具匠心的,然而,标题和导语中的“曾经”,却让人读来十分别扭。《劳动报》也有类似的策划,题目则叫做“记忆中的新年”,相比之下,要显得亲切和流畅得多。“曾经”的这种用法,其实并不 On February 8 this year, on the eve of the Spring Festival of the Chinese New Year, the special edition of the “Liberation Daily” weekend edition was launched: “Once upon a time in the New Year.” The editor made the headline with the extra-large characters and added a catchy lead phrase: “Those New Year’s once had been called old-timers - dusting the history and flipping through old age stories can often be read in the vicissitudes of life Another taste ... ”It should be admitted that this plan is quite ingenuity, however, the title and the introduction of“ used ”, but people read very awkward. The Labor Daily also has a similar plan, titled “New Year in Memory,” which, in contrast, appears to be more cordial and fluid. This usage of “once” is not in fact