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在纪念抗日战争胜利50周年和“九·一八”事变纪念日之际,我不禁想起了上海那座充满爱国精神的“缺角亭”。那是80年代的一个仲夏,我因公去沪办事,路过上海市北郊南翔镇,见有一公园,天热正好进去歇脚乘凉。这公园是一座明代古园,叫“古漪园”。身临其景,我被园中诸景陶醉了,古楼白塔,假山荷池,林木花卉……最使我动情的是耸立在竹枝山(因明代书法家祝枝山的题词而得名)头上的那
In commemorating the 50th anniversary of the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the anniversary of the “September 18th Incident,” I could not help but think of Shanghai’s patriotic spirit of “short corner kiosks.” It was a midsummer summer in the 1980s. I went to work in Shanghai for the public. I passed Nanxiang Town, a northern suburb of Shanghai. I saw a park. This park is an ancient Ming Dynasty Park, called “Ancient Garden”. At the scene, I was intoxicated by the scenery in the garden, the white pagoda in the ancient building, the lotus pool in the rockery, and the flowers and trees in the forest... The one that made me sensational was the Zhuzhi Mountain (named after the inscription of the Ming Dynasty calligrapher Zhu Zhishan). On the