日前,香港中华书局的赵东晓兄给我发来这样一条微信:在美国纽约哈德逊河畔,离美国第十八届总统格兰特的陵墓不到一百米处,有一座小孩的坟墓。墓旁的一块木牌上,记载着如下一件事情:1797年7月15日,一个年仅五岁的孩子不幸坠崖身亡,孩子的父母悲痛万分,便在落崖处修建了这座坟墓。后因家庭困窘,孩子的父母不得不转让这片土地,他们对新主人提出了一个特殊的要求:把孩子的坟 Recently, Zhao Dongxiao from Hong Kong Zhonghua Book Company sent me a such a micro-letter: On the banks of the Hudson River in New York, United States, less than a hundred meters from the mausoleum of the 18th President Grant of the United States, there is the tomb of a child. On the wooden sign beside the tomb, one of the following things was recorded: On July 15, 1797, a child of only five years of age died in a cliff accident and the parents of the child grieved greatly and built the tomb at the cliffside . After the family embarrassment, the children’s parents had to transfer the land, they put forward a special request for the new owner: the child’s grave