说一个人当上了居委会主任,就成了搞政治的人物,一定会使当今的人笑掉大牙。但在20世纪六七十年代,这种事就寻常得很。当年我老家所在的院子里,就有一位领导我们十多年的张主任。老家以一条弯曲小巷为中心,巷道两边错落有致地排列着八家独立小院,皆是青砖小瓦平房,各有矮墙围住。这里的住户大都是旧时代过来的人,有小职员、小商贩,有开织布作坊、开汽 To say that when a person becomes a director of a neighborhood committee becomes a political figure, it will certainly make people laugh out of nowhere. But in the sixties and seventies of the 20th century, this kind of thing is very common. In the yard where my hometown was, there was a director Zhang who led us for more than ten years. Home to a curved alley as the center, alley on both sides of the patchwork arrangement of eight independent small homes, are all brick small tile cottage, each with a low wall. Most of the tenants here are those who came in the old days, with clerks, small traders, weaving workshops, steaming