七十多年过去了,有一首校园歌曲仍在电台电视上广为传唱,它就是中学语文课本上选录的白话诗《教我如何不想她》。这首诗共有4小节: 天上飘着些微云,地上吹着些微风。微风吹动了我的头发,教我如何不想她! 月光恋爱着海洋,海洋恋爱着月光。这般蜜也似的银夜,教我如何不想她! Seventy years later, there was a campus song that was still widely sung on radio and television. It was a vernacular poem “Teach me how to not want her” selected in the Chinese textbooks for middle schools. There are four subsections in this poem: There are some clouds floating in the sky and some breeze blowing on the ground. The breeze blows my hair and teaches me how to not want her! The moonlight is in love with the ocean, and the ocean is in love with the moonlight. This kind of honey like silver night, taught me how to not want her!