老实地说,笔者原本是一个对小小说有成见的人。心里说:只有那么点儿字数,既要讲述故事,又要塑造人物,那怎么可能写得好?及至有一天我读了斯特林堡的《半张纸》,才知道自己是井底之蛙,少见多怪。不由得想起了毛泽东那句流传甚广的话:“你要知道梨子的滋味,你就得变革梨子,亲口吃 To be honest, the author was originally a person who had stereotyped little novels. I said in my heart: Only a few words, we must tell the story, but also to shape the character, then how can we write well? And one day I read the “half sheet” of Strindberg, only to know that he is a frog, very rare . Can not help but think of Mao Zedong’s widely circulated words: "If you want to know the taste of pears, you have to change the pear and eat it personally.