远在淳安读书的表弟,寄来一封电脑打印的信。整整齐齐的黑色铅字,按照统一比例排列在白纸上,给人赏心悦目之感。好家伙,他也会电脑了。这信比起他以往的手书,真是天壤之别。以前总是数以千计的蝇头小字,爬满稿纸的每一寸空地,字体不仅小而且歪歪扭扭,挤拥在一起,活像“蚂蚁上树”,签名的时候.他总爱很潇洒地把最后一撇拖得很长很长。 Cousin, who was far from Chun’an, sent a computer-printed letter. Neat black lettering, arranged in white paper according to a uniform ratio, giving a pleasing feeling. Good guy, he’ll be a computer too. This letter is really different from his previous handwriting. In the past, there were always thousands of petite characters crawling over every inch of the manuscript, not only small but clumsy, crowded together and signed like “ants on the tree,” and he always loved the last Stroke is very long and very long.