有一诗人,在其《时间》中云:“度年如日……”我不禁拍手叫绝。成语有“度日如年”,而这位诗人则反其意,说“度年如日”。“年”和“日”,位置一调换,意思便截然不同。“度日如年”,说的是时间过得特别慢;“度年如日”,说的则是时间过得特别快。一年365天,过去是如此,现在还是? There is a poet in his “time” in the cloud: “years of age ... ...” I can not help clapping. Idioms have “good life,” while the poet is the opposite, saying “for years.” “Year” and “day”, the location of a change, the meaning is completely different. “Habitat is like years,” saying that the passage of time is particularly slow; “all the year round,” saying that the passage of time is particularly fast. 365 days a year, the past is the case, now or?