語(yǔ)妙天下yǔ miào tiān xiàutter rare wisdom
? 說(shuō)中國(guó)人“起碼要學(xué)狗”，倘是小學(xué)生的作文，是會(huì)遭先生的板子的，但大了幾十年，新聞上就大登特登，還用方體字標(biāo)題道： “皤然一老??故都， 吳稚暉～；”……(魯迅《且介亭雜文二集》181) If a school child writes in a composition that “the Chinese should learn from dogs，” he will be caned by his teacher; but if he is several dozen years older such a view will hit the headlines in all the papers: “Hoary-headed Wu Zhihui Utters Rare Wisdom Beijing.” |