在教读《我与地坛》时,忽觉感慨万千。作家史铁生,在生命最灿烂的季节里失去了双腿,内心的悲苦难以言尽。作者这样写,他一时“被命运击昏了头”,觉得“自己是世上最不幸的一个”。是啊,二十岁正是“意气方遒”的年龄,命运却对他如此之不公。于是,他家附近的地坛,这个荒芜冷落的古园,便成了“可以逃避一个世界的另一个世界”,他“一天到晚耗在这园子里”。一泡就是15年,他“躲过”了人生最灰暗的日子,“泡掉”了内心最脆 When I read “I and the Altar,” I suddenly felt very excited. Writer Shi Tiesheng lost his legs in the most glorious season of life, and his heart’s grief was hard to tell. The author wrote that he momentarily “struck by fate” and felt that “I am the most unlucky one in the world.” Yes, twenty-year-old is the age of “spiritousness” but his destiny is so unfair to him. Thus, the altar near his home, the deserted ancient garden, became “another world that could escape a world,” and he “consumes it in the garden day and night.” After 15 years of his life, he “escaped” the darkest days of life and “bubbled out” the innermost heart.