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自2002年1月起,本刊开通了一条电话热线,每逢星期一下午,接受读者咨询。三年来,这条热线成了本刊联系读者的感情线,了解社会语文生活的信息线,同时也是探讨语文理论的学术线。在此,我们感谢每一位打来电话的读者朋友,并希望在新的一年里能听到更多朋友的声音。 电话热线涉及的话题,有些是极具个人特点的,但也不乏一些大众话题,其中有些题目甚至一再提到,可见是大家关心的。为了让我们的“热线”能产生更广泛的影响,编辑部决定开辟本栏目,选择“热线”中的某些话题在刊物上公开作答。“姚博士”是一个集体笔名,其实无“博”可言,一旦出什么洋相,还望各位及时开炮。 请记住热线电话号码:021-64330669。星期一下午等着您。 编者
Since January 2002, this issue has opened a telephone hotline, every Monday afternoon, accept the reader consultation. In the past three years, this hotline has become the line of contact for readers of this journal, an information line for understanding social language life, and a scholarly line for exploring Chinese theories. Here, we thank every reader friend who called and hope to hear more friends in the new year. Some of the topics covered in the hotline are very personal. However, there are also some popular topics. Some of these topics are even mentioned repeatedly. This shows that everyone is concerned. In order for our hotline to have a broader impact, the editorial department decided to open this section and select some of the topics on the Hotline to answer the public in the journal. “Dr. Yao ” is a collective pen name, in fact, no “Bo ” at all, once out of what looks, but also hope you fired in time. Please remember the hotline number: 021-64330669. Monday afternoon awaits you. editor