这篇文章实际是首都医科大学官杉教授写给本刊的一封信。从一大堆来稿中读到这封信,唐竹便打动了我。他打动我的地方并不在于他发表了多少文章。说实在,我并不认为唐竹已是个“人才”。他打动我的,在于他“推车”的生存状态与追求“精神上的自我实现”之间的反差。想想,在当前社会上,人们因浮躁而失去精神独立的现象可以说比比皆是。物欲之下,皆为钱狂,许多从事着精神建设职业的人都很难持守自己的追求。而唐竹,一个普通的青工,在每天推车的身体劳累之后,却不惜形容枯槁地读书和写作,为自己营造精神的家园,以期活得像一个 This article is actually a letter written to our magazine by Professor Guan Shan, Capital Medical University. Read this letter from a lot of contributions, Tang bamboo touched me. He does not impress me on how many articles he published. To be honest, I do not think Tang bamboo is a “talent”. He touched me because of the contrast between the living conditions of his “cart” and the pursuit of “spiritual self-realization.” Think about it that in the current society, people are losing their spiritual independence due to impetuousness. Materialism, are all money crazy, many people engaged in spiritual construction career are difficult to hold their own pursuit. But Tang bamboo, an ordinary young worker, did not hesitate to describe herself studying and writing in a sluggish daily cart, creating a spiritual home for her, in the hope of living like a