上个世纪六十年代我刚到福州参加工作的时候,福州内河的水是很干净的。市民们在河边洗菜,在河中游泳,乃是极平常之事。夏晚,坐在内河两岸或横跨内河的小桥之上纳凉,迎着河面上徐徐而来的清风,更是一种享受。那个时候,我们单位在环城路外的小柳村,见过那河边水面上架起的竹棚,这是村民在田里干活时当“公共厕所”用的,起初还觉得不可思议,日子长了,方知那些 When I first went to work in Fuzhou in the 1960s, the water in Fuzhou was very clean. It is very common for citizens to wash their vegetables by the river and swim in the river. Summer and evening, sitting on both sides of the river or across the river bridge over the cool, greet the river slowly from the breeze, but also a pleasure. At that time, our unit in Xiaoliu Village, outside the ring road, had seen the bamboo shed erected on the water of the river. At first, when the villagers worked in the fields, they used the “public toilets” Life is long, knowing those