1973年年末,中学生们也像红卫兵一样,轰轰烈烈地造起反来。一夜之间,北京市中小学校的玻璃窗几乎被砸个精光,教室的桌椅板凳也砸坏了不少。在这群患了“政治甲亢症”的学生中,一个十二岁的小学生黄帅由几篇日记开始,不幸成为20世纪70年代反潮流的象征、“文革”时期的风云人物。1976年10月“四人帮”被打倒后,人们也原谅了黄帅——她毕竟是个孩子,而且后来的事实也证明,她是个天资聪颖、有好学精神的孩子。尽管当时她并没有被依法追究刑事责任。但她在此后的数年中也同样饱尝了人生的冷暖和辛酸。现在四五十岁的人中,有不少人知道当年的“反潮流小将”黄帅,并关注着黄帅的命运和现状,想知道她后来究竟怎样了。 In late 1973, secondary school students, like the Red Guards, staged a spectacular coup. Overnight, the glass windows in primary and secondary schools in Beijing are almost smashed a light, classroom desks and chairs also smashed a lot. Among the group of students suffering from “political hyperthyroidism”, Huang Shuai, a twelve-year-old primary school student, began his diary in the 1970s and unfortunately became a symbol of anti-tide in the 1970s and a leading figure in the “Cultural Revolution” period . After the Downfall of the Gang of Four in October 1976, people also forgive Huang Shuai - she was a child after all, and facts later proved that she was a talented and self-conscious child. Although at the time she was not held criminally responsible. But she also tasted the warmth and bitterness of life in the following years. Now four or five year-olds, many people know that year’s “anti-trend teenager ” Huang Shuai, and concerned about the fate and status of Huang Shuai, wondering what she was after.