秋风习习,落叶飘零。在村庄的街巷,一群群孩子,拿着纫了长线的针,像抢食的雏鸡一样争先恐后地扎着满地的树叶,不拘种类和大小,穿满针杆,直起腰,将树叶捋到长线上,村庄的街巷荡起串串银铃般的欢笑……这是故乡上世纪六七十年代一道独特的风景。据说,最先发明“穿树叶”的,是一位目不识丁的小脚老太太,她此举只是为了给家中的灶膛里添一把烧草。那个年代不只是缺衣少 Autumn breeze, leaves falling. In the village streets, a group of children, holding long-haired needles, scrambling like a preening chickens clinging to the leaves of all kinds, of all kinds and sizes, wearing needles, straight up, Long-term, the village’s streets dangling silver bell-like laughter ... ... This is the hometown of sixties and seventies a unique landscape. It is said that the first invented “wearing a leaf ”, is an illiterate little foot old lady, her move just to add to the family hearth burned grass. That era is not just lacking in clothes