匈牙利作家马洛伊?山多尔小说《烛烬》中的将军说过一句话:“只要一个人在地球上还有未竟之事,他就得活着。”这句话总让我想到在满是战火、寒冬、死亡的二战战场上蹲在散兵坑里拿着打字机创作《麦田里的守望者》的J.D.塞林格。经历了几次近乎全军覆没的激战,抱着打字机的塞林格是幸存者。《麦田里的守望者》尚未完成,他有义务活着。《麦田里的守望者》是塞林格构思多年的作品。他目睹过无数战友牺牲战场,患了一种名叫“二战”的顽固隐 The general of the Hungarian author Maloyiddor “Candle” said in a sentence: “As long as one person has something unfinished on earth, he has to live.” This sentence always reminds me Squirting in the foxhole with a typewriter to create “Catcher in the Rye,” JD Salinger on WWII battlefields full of war, winter, and death. After several near-annihilation fights, Salinger holding a typewriter was a survivor. The Catcher in the Rye has not yet been completed, and he is obligated to live. “Catcher in the Rye” is Salinger’s idea for many years. He witnessed countless comrades sacrifice battlefield, suffering from a stubbornly hidden