新中国成立初期,我国同胞十有八九不识字,其中近七成是女性。在我的印象中,高小(即六年制小学)毕业即可填写“失业知识分子登记表”。在我读小学三四年级的时候,就常被弄堂里一些大爷、大妈冠以“小先生”的称谓,帮他们读信。到了五六年级代笔写信已是家常便饭。回报是几句夸奖,偶尔有一颗水果糖,有时也有他们从信封上剪下来的漂 In the early days after the founding of New China, our compatriots in China were no longer literate, nearly 70% of whom were women. In my mind, high school (ie, six-year primary school) graduates can fill out the “register of unemployed intellectuals.” When I was in grade three and four in primary school, I was often denounced by some grandparents and aunt named “Mr. Little” in the alley. To the fifth and sixth graders writing is commonplace. Return is a few compliments, and occasionally have a fructose, and sometimes they cut off from the envelope of the drift