似乎每个时代都有所谓“禁书”。禁的理由各有不同,然举其大者,又为我们熟知的,则不外二端,一日政治,一曰性。政治的禁忌不比宗教的禁忌,与性的禁忌之间似无必然的联系,但政治上控制最严的时代,往往也是对性的禁锢最厉害的年头,此时禁书之多,自是无怪其然。“文革”时期便是显例,那时除“毛选”、鲁迅著作之外,真正可以称得上书的书差 It seems that every era has a so-called “banned book.” The reasons for banning each have their own differences. However, it is also known to us, but no more than two ends. On the first day of politics, one says sex. Political taboos are no less likely to be linked to religious taboos and sex taboos, but the most politically controlled times are often the most devastating years of sexual decency. Of course “Cultural Revolution ” period is an obvious example, then except “Mao Xuan ”, Lu Xun’s writings, can really be called a book difference