Go to the Sina blog to find an article written in the past, and find that dozens of blog posts are set to be private, outsiders can't see, and you can read it after logging in. The articles are not sensitive, and I don't know why Sina made such a setup, and what power it has to do so.
I value blogs, and many of the articles in them are written with a sense of truth, which is not the same as commenting from the perspective of a bystander. Now that the blog is not read by anyone, it will be gone one day, and I have to quickly move the article out.
This article, written in 2009, was also set to private. I am ready to pick a few articles to post in the public number, and also change the taste.
Listen to novels on the radio
Last night, there was a ride that did not watch TV, changed to Beijing Tv, and was broadcasting a TV series, the theme of the War of Resistance. If I hadn't heard the words "Xu Feng", I probably wouldn't have stayed for half a moment.
Xu Feng! The name hit my heart.
Fighting Youth is one of the most memorable novels I've heard as a child. Zhu Dajiang, Wu Xiaolong, Xiao Jin and other names, all remember (many novels have only heard, the name pronunciation is no problem, is not these words, not very clear. The novels to be mentioned below also have this problem).
The most impressive were Xu Feng and Li Tie, the latter being the captain of the pistol team of the county brigade. I remember that there is such a plot in the novel, the traitor bets and swears, and says so: "Whoever wants to talk does not count, let him go out and meet the Li Tie pistol team." "When I was a child, I imagined countless times what this hero who made the traitors feel frightened looked like. Twenty years later, the Chinese football team had a Li Tie, but that image disappointed me, and even felt that I didn't deserve to be called that name.
When I was a child in the countryside, there was no TV to watch (the brigade had a small black-and-white TV, which was bought in 1976 at the latest, because the report on Chairman Mao's death was read through it), there were very few books (I had a lot of books on the villain, but unfortunately I lost them all later), and I had the impression that there were only a few books at home, such as "The Golden Light Avenue", "Spring Song Collection", "The Legend of the New Children's Heroes", "The Legend of the Heroes of Lüliang", and so on, and the radio was my best friend when I was a child. Liu Lanfang's "Yue Fei Biography" and "Yang Jiajian", Shan Tianfang's "Sui and Tang Dynasty Yanyi", Yuan Kuocheng's "Agni King Kong" and other commentaries, Chang Zhi's Allegro book "Journey to the West", film recordings and later radio dramas, were all listened to through it.
The most listened to is the novel. During elementary school (before 1980), I can now remember and hear "Wanshan Red Everywhere" (remember that the author is Li Ruqing, the protagonist is hao Dacheng), "Li Zicheng", "Qiao Longbiao", "Dongfang", "Yunya Chunuan" (as if it is written about the Tibetans), "Precursor" (writing about the Ye Ting Independent Regiment during the Northern Expedition), "Boxer Fist", "Spartacus", and so on. Of course, including the "Fighting Youth" mentioned at the beginning of the article. Among the speakers, the most impressive were Jin Naiqian, Cao Can, Wang Liang, and Guan Shan.
The 12:30 novel of the Central Radio Station listened to the most, and Beijing Radio, Tianjin Radio, Hebei Radio, etc. also listened. Remember that "Yunya Chu Nuan", "Precursor" (Yihe Fist) was broadcast by Beijing Radio, "Qiao Longbiao" and "Fighting Youth" were broadcast by Tianjin Station, and "Spartacus" was listened to from Hebei Station.
Listening to "Spartacus", in fact, there was some accident, when Hebei Radio broadcast the long-form allegro book "Journey to the West" at 1:30 p.m., and the half hour from the beginning of one o'clock was to broadcast "Spartacus". Wait for the Allegro book, and listen to it by the way. This novel was a little deep for us who were teenagers at the time, and I didn't understand it very well. Therefore, now the plot inside, except for a few plots such as dueling with beasts and dueling with people, I don't remember anything. But the author of my novel, I should never forget: La Giovanniori.
Because, this name, I don't know how many times it has been shouted from the mouth of me and my little friend. Every day at noon, many of us gathered at the home of a grown-up child and listened to it together around the radio. "Listen to La Giovanniorí's novel Spartacus," and every day we shout the same thing with the announcer. According to the current language habits, it seems that it should be; "Please listen to the novel "Spartacus", written by La Giovannioli", but because the impression is too deep, I believe that my memory is absolutely accurate, as it was said at the time.
For some of my buddies (including me), getting together and listening is not because there is no radio at home, but because of the atmosphere and fun of listening together. In the fourth grade, it should be 1979, we listened to "Qiao Longbiao". Tianjin TV, Cao Can broadcast the lecture, every morning from 8:00 to 8:30. Every day after breakfast, carrying a school bag, adults think we have gone to school, in fact, we are running to a classmate, after listening to "Qiao Longbiao" and then going to school. It should be around nine o'clock in the school, and I don't remember if I was late. At that time, there were more than a dozen people in a class, and most of them were listening to novels together, and the teacher could not attend even if he wanted to go to class.
One more thing to say is "The Orient.". In elementary school, I was a child king. During recess, I went to other grades to "inspect" because someone shouted "stand up." So much so that the teacher wondered at that time: "I don't understand, these boys dare not listen to me, they dare not listen to the thin man." "I was thin at the time, nicknamed "Li Slender", the teacher asked questions in class, and never called me by my name, just called "Thin Man". In "Oriental", I like the regimental commander Deng Jun, and I said that I will be Deng Jun in the future. For a long time after that, children of all grades, seeing me inside and outside the school, were all uniformly called: "Colonel Deng".
In addition to Colonel Deng, there was also the "Zhou Political Commissar", and Xiao Baolai "served as". I remember once having a dispute with my little friend, and he looked at him with his eyes wide open; "Do you dare to provoke my Commissar Zhou?" ”
According to the "rank", Xiao Sanyuan "served" as the chief of staff Lei Hua. Coincidentally, there was something wrong with his eyes during those days, and he was always wrapped in gauze. So, for a long time, he had a resounding title: "Blind Staff Officer."
"Commander Deng", "Political Commissar Zhou", and "Blind Staff Officer" are the most beautiful memories left in the depths of memory.