前不久笔者有事去一所中学,因为正赶上午餐时间,该校一位副校长便留我吃过午饭再走。去食堂的路上,经过学生餐厅时我忽然被眼前的景象惊呆了:只见十来名男女学生,正围着一口专门倒剩饭剩菜的大号塑料桶,往里倾倒着大块大块的剩饭剩菜,那小铁勺敲刮着饭盒的声音听起来分外刺耳。陪伴我的那位副校长见状只得无可奈何地摇头,他告诉我说:前几年学生在校吃午餐由学 Not long ago, the author had a thing to go to a middle school. Because he was catching up with lunch time, a vice principal of the school left me for lunch. On the way to the cafeteria, I was suddenly shocked by the sight of the student’s restaurant: I saw a dozen male and female students, who were surrounded by a large plastic bucket that had leftovers and leftovers, and dumped large chunks of food inside. Leftovers of the block, the little iron spoon knocking on the lunch box sounded harsh. The deputy headmaster who had accompanied me had only shook his head helplessly. He told me: In the past few years, students had lunch at school.