如今的出书,似乎有点儿像当年的全民大炼钢铁,谁都可以来“书”一下,尤其是那些“腕”级人物,你方唱罢我登场:或“随想”难忘岁月,或“凭临”琐碎草木,或“自白”儿女情长,或按捺不住要让芸芸众生分享自己“日子”的痛苦与喜悦且一展玉照芳容。这些只能谓之大路货的书辞采义理贫乏,而每每装帧精美绝伦,发行量牛气冲天。相比之下,那些学有所长、研有所专的学者、作家们,却显得狼狈不堪:中国历史地理专业委员会主任、原杭州大学终身教授陈桥驿牵头、知名学者叶光庭等人翻译的《中华帝国晚期的城市》这一倍受各国汉学家赞誉的扛鼎学术专著,1984年完稿,历13载“泥牛入海无消息”(《联谊报》披露后,又辗 Today’s book seems to be a bit like the people’s steelmaking in the past. Everyone can come to the “book”, especially those “wrist” figures, you can sing me on the stage: or “thinking” unforgettable years, or “ Based on the trifling vegetation, or the confession, the children and their children have long love, or they cannot help but share the suffering and joy of their “days” and show their brilliance. These can only be said to be the goods of the main road, the resignation of justice is poor, and every time the exquisite packaging, the volume of bullies. In contrast, those scholars and writers who are good at learning and specializing in research appear to be in dire straits: the Director of the Chinese Historical Geography Special Committee, the former permanent professor of Hangzhou University, Chen Qiaoqi, and the well-known scholar Ye Guangting and others. “The City of the Late Imperial China”, a magnanimous academic monograph praised by international sinologists, was completed in 1984. The 13th edition of “The Mud Cattle Entered the Sea Has No News”.