我自己有多少应该收到的信落到了别人手里?那些丢失的信是否也改变了我的命运?一20年前,我们那所乡村中学,外观灰突突地灰,秩序乱糟糟地乱。传达室的刘师傅每天把各种信件都一股脑儿扔在门外的窗台上。全校师生约两千人,没有电话没有手机没有网络,与外界的信息沟通,基本都靠信件。每天少者几十封,多者几百封,逢年过节,就是上千封,这么多信混杂在一起,散乱地暴露在光天化日之下,学生们任意翻拣,随手乱拿,丢信现象屡见不鲜。 How many letters I should have received fell into the hands of others? Did the missing letters change my destiny? A 20 years ago, our country middle school was disheveled in appearance and chaotic in order. Liu master communication room every day a variety of letters are thrown at the door outside the window sill. The whole school teachers and students about two thousand people, no phone no phone no network, communicate with the outside world, basically by letter. Dozens of small letters a day, more than a few hundred, festivals, that is, thousands of letters, so many letters mixed together, scattered exposed in broad daylight, the students arbitrarily pick up, easy to pick, lost letter phenomenon Commonplace.