和许多渐近中年的人一样,我对书的喜爱是从没有太多书的日子开始的。小时候,曾做过高中教师的父亲攒下一大箱教用书籍和油印讲义,姊妹四人当中偏被我喜欢上了。那时候,小村的物质条件匮乏,家境并不优越的我,几乎没有走出过村子,因为有一个“吃公家饭”的父亲,所以时常有关于时政的杂志可看,但似乎都不合意。翻的最多的还是父亲书箱里的那本刻版 Like many asymptotically middle-aged people, my love of books starts with days without too many books. When I was a kid, my father, who had been a high school teacher, saved a large box of teaching books and ink handouts, and I loved it among the four of my sisters. At that time, the village lacked material conditions and I was not superior in family circumstances. I hardly ever walked out of the village because there was a father of “eating rice,” so I often saw magazines on politics, . Flip up is the father of the book in the engraving version