今年元月,借出差北京,到清华园看望何兆武先生。谈话间,何先生说:九十三岁了,已经不写东西,只看看闲书。接着兴致勃勃地聊起了最近读的《聂元梓回忆录》。随后提出了他觉得没想明白的问题:“‘文革’中,聂元梓贴出了深得当时领导称赞的大字报,为什么后来还是被斗得要死?”这一疑问让我想起了他多年前的一句话:“或许应该说,读书并不使人明 In January of this year, he made a business trip to Beijing and went to Tsinghua University to visit Mr. He Zhaowu. During the conversation, Mr. Ho said: At the age of 93, we have not written anything yet and we only look at leisure books. Then talked happily recently read ”Memoirs of Nie Yuanzi.“ Then he put forward what he did not want to understand: ”During the Cultural Revolution, Nie Yuanzi posted a poster that won the praise of the leaders at that time. Why did he die later?“ This question reminded me of his many years The previous sentence: ”It should be said that reading does not make it clear