凡是会写点文章的人,都和书有缘。我自幼生长在穷乡僻壤,祖辈无一人读书。20世纪50年代,我的家乡开来一支农垦部队。我不知怎么认识了一位团部的高参谋。他借给我一本叫《保尔·柯察金》的书(后来才知道,这是《钢铁是怎样炼成的》的缩写本)。那时,我上小学三年级(此前有过一年私塾的功底)。我如痴如醉地读完了这本书,它为我打开了一扇通往外部精彩世界的窗口。自此,我便深深地爱上了书。 Anyone who writes an essay has a relationship with the book. I grew up in the backcountry, my grandfather no one to study. In the 1950s, a farming and farming unit was opened in my hometown. I do not know how to get acquainted with the high staff of a regiment. He lent me a book called “Paul Kozakin” (later learned that this is an acronym for “How Iron and Steel Are Made”). At that time, I went to third grade in elementary school (there was a one-year private school background). I was so enamored reading the book that it opened up a window to the outside world. Since then, I have fallen in love with the book.