每天清晨,在常德市工人文化宫的地坪里,人们都会看到上百名中老年随着录音机播放的音乐,跳起了轻松的舞步;每天晚上八时左右,人们又会看到三五成群的人陆续走向各舞厅,他们中有年逾古稀的老人,也有十多岁的少年;当然,更多的是中青年人。这便是近半年来,在常德市区悄悄兴起的“跳舞热”。“跳舞热”给人们的文化生活带来了可喜的变化,也使人们产生了与之相关的忧思,在喜忧的背后留给人们的是一连串的思考。 Every morning, at the floor of the Workers’ Cultural Palace in Changde City, people will see hundreds of middle-aged and old-aged music played on the tape recorders, jumping a relaxed dance; every night about 8:00, people will see thirty-five groups One after another toward the dance halls, among them more than seventy years old, there are teenagers; of course, more young people. This is the past six months, Changde city quietly rising “dancing fever.” “Dancing fever” has brought gratifying changes to people’s cultural life. People also have the related worries, leaving a series of thinking behind the sad ones.