《杂文月刊》2013年6月转载了题为《听林肯讲段子》的文章。其中有这样一段话:……但环顾我们的周围,要么是一本正经不拘言笑的人,以为一讲段子就是有损威仪;要么是纯粹瞎掰的人,荤素通吃,只博众人一笑。“不拘言笑”应是“不苟言笑”之误。苟,苟且,随便。“不苟言笑”意谓不随便说话、发笑。形容人态度庄重、严肃。语本《礼记·曲礼上》:“不登高, Essay Monthly, June 2013, reprinted an article entitled ”Listening to Lincoln Speakers.“ There is a passage like this:... But looking around us, either a serious person or an unspoken person thinks that speaking of a piece of writing is a detriment to the instrument. Or a purely blind person can only eat meat and vegetables and only smiles. ”Unspeakable smile“ should be ”unsmiling “ error. Gou, Gou and casually. ”Unsmiling “ means not to speak, laugh. Describe the attitude of people solemn, serious. Language book ”Book of Rites Music on the ceremony“: ”Not ascending,