阳春三月,大地萌动,蛰伏了一冬的城市卸去身上的冬装。显出轻松活泼、喜气洋洋的生机。然而,在新生路6号,却生活着一群别样的人们。他们怀着忐忑不安的心情,过着自己戏称为“黑色三月”的紧张忙碌的生活。他们随着涌动的“民工潮”而来,却不是来赶赴这都市的盛宴,而是带着初涉人世的勇气和怯意来艺术殿堂朝圣,来叩响四川音乐学院这所西南地区唯一的一所专业音乐学院大门的。谁也难以否认,在现存的社会秩序和结构中,对于普通的中国人而言,这在一定程度上将成为人生的一道分水岭。他们是青年中一个“特殊”的群落。在一般人心目中,他们是神秘的。他们的生活,他们的心态,他们 Spring March, earth sprouting, dormant winter city to uninstall the winter clothes. Show relaxed and lively, beaming vitality. However, on the 6th Avenue, a different group of people live. In their uneasy mood, they lead a tense life called “Black March.” They came along with the surging “migrant workers tide”, but they did not come to the feast of this city, but took the courage and the cowardice of the early stage to pilgrimage to the Palace of the Arts to sing the only one in the southwestern region of Sichuan Conservatory The entrance to a professional conservatory. No one can deny that in the existing social order and structure this will to some extent become a watershed in the ordinary life of the Chinese. They are a “special” community among youth. In ordinary people’s mind, they are mysterious. Their life, their mentality, they