“哒嘀哒,哒嘀哒.小朋友们,小喇叭开始广播了!”一句清脆爽朗的童声开场白,伴随着几代人的成长.成为延绵半个世纪的童年记忆。20世纪50年代到70年代出生的人.几乎没有人不知道“小喇叭开始广播了”。不少人现在还能回忆起.当时每天守在收音机旁,等待“小喇叭”、等待“故事爷爷”孙敬修讲故事的情景。1956年9月4日.“小喇叭”作为新中国第一个学龄前儿童广播节目,在中央人民广播电台正式开播。作为那个年代唯一的少儿广播节目,“小喇叭”覆盖面之广、影响力之大即使现在许多电视节目也难以企及。图为1959年5月27日.北京人民艺术剧院演员田春奎和石驸马大街幼儿园5岁的张小芳小朋友作广播演出。 “A short, da da da children, small speakers began broadcasting! ” A crisp and cheerful children’s voice opening, accompanied by the growth of generations, a half-century childhood memories. People born in the 1950s and 1970s Almost no one did not know that “The little horn started broadcasting.” Many people are still recalling the moment, then keep the radio every day, waiting for “small horn ”, waiting “story grandpa ” Sun Jingxiu story telling story. September 4, 1956. “Trumpet” was officially broadcast on the Central People’s Broadcasting Station as the first preschool radio program in China. As the only children’s radio program of that era, the coverage of “Little Horn” was so great that even many television shows are hard to come by now. Pictured is May 27, 1959. Tian Chunkui, an actor at Beijing People’s Art Theater, and Zhang Xiaofang, a 5-year-old nursery student at Shek Kip Ma Street Kindergarten, made a radio show.