我对《第七天》最深刻的印象,还是未被介入任何外界理性批评的初次阅读时的直观感受——那就是《第七天》最初打动我的地方。这个地方,可以称之为“对平等的向往”。“他惊讶地向我转过身来,疑惑的表情似乎是在向我询问。我对他说,走过去吧,那里树叶会向你招手,石头会向你微笑,河水会向你问候。那里没有贫贱也没有富贵,没有悲伤也没有疼痛,没有仇也没有恨……那里人人死而平等。”这是《第七天》最后的段落,指向“人人平等”的终极理想。因 My deepest impression of “the seventh day” is the intuitive experience of the first reading without being involved in any rational criticism of the outside world - the place where “the seventh day” first touched me. This place can be called “the yearning for equality.” He turned to me with astonishment, and the puzzled look seemed to be asking me, and I said to him, Go, the leaves will wave to you, the stone will smile at you, and the river will greet you. There is neither poverty nor wealth nor sorrow nor pain, neither hatred nor hatred ... where all die and equal. “This is the final paragraph of” the seventh day, “pointing to the ultimate goal of” equality for all " ideal. because