婚礼,就好比家庭舞台上的开场锣鼓。所以有人主张气氛要热烈一点,场面要大一点,酒菜成桌,高朋满座这才够意思。但历来就有持不同意见的,十九世纪末,享有世界声誉的俄国作家契诃夫就是其中的一位。他把这种讲究排场、追求虚荣、铺张奢华的做法视为庸俗的社会习俗。这位文学上的批 Wedding, like the opening of the percussion on the family stage. So some people advocate the atmosphere should be a little bit warm, the scene should be bigger, wine into a table, full of friends, this is enough meaning. But there have always been different opinions. At the end of the nineteenth century, Chekhov, a world-renowned Russian writer, was one of them. He regarded this kind of pavilion, the pursuit of vanity, luxury extravagant practices as vulgar social customs. The literary criticism