台湾的李敖爱骂人,骂得昏天黑地,大家都知道的。但李敖并不是《山海经》里猪也似的山膏怪物,光会骂街,而是另有相当的人情味。比如,对老师姚从吾,就本着“为贤者讳”的古训,几乎不骂,就是偶有微词,也颇为含蓄,颇为委婉,带着敬重和仰慕。 照理,姚老先生和李敖是性格绝不相合的两路人,应该翻脸相指才是,就像当年的俞曲园和章太炎,可偏不。姚翁是整日埋首学问的老夫子,从不知道休息和享乐,甚至最后都死在了工作室的椅子上。李敖则天马行空,纵横骄傲得如日中天,早已是天下皆 Taiwan’s Li Ao love curse, scolded fainting, we all know. However, Li Ao is not a pig-like mountain monster in the Shan Hai Jing, but the light will scoff at the street, but there is another rather human touch. For example, the teacher Yao Congwu, in line with the “good man taboo” of the old saying, almost curse, is occasional, but also quite reserved, quite euphemism, with respect and admiration. Logically, Mr. Yao Lao and Li Ao are two characters who do not fit their own characters. They should turn their heads together, just like Yu Quyuan and Zhang Taiyan in that year. Yao Weng is an old lady who is always immersed in the day and never knew about rest and enjoyment. She even died in the chair of the studio eventually. Li Ao are unpredictable, vertical and horizontal too proud, like the sun has long been all over the world