那是一个初夏的下午,我们顶着燠热的烈日,来到这座十九世纪初建造的砖木老房子前。在闽西客家任何一个小镇,都会有这样的老房子矗立着。老房子很普通,普通得你在她面前走过时也不会去留意她的存在。可是,当讲解员打开这座老屋的大门时,我似乎就感受到在这座老房子里注定要埋藏着一段辉煌的历史,而且被后人广为传颂着。我注意到,这座老屋名叫松荫堂。 It was an early summer afternoon when we arrived in front of an old wooden-brick house built in the early 19th century under the hot sun. In any small town in Hakka West, there is such an old house standing. The old house was mediocre, and you would not even pay attention to her presence when you walked in front of her. However, when the guide opened the door of this old house, I almost felt that there was a long history of being buried in this old house and widely praised by posterity. I noticed that this old house is called Sommelier Hall.