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读鲁迅日记,我经常有一种幻灭感。1913年他32岁,和我今年一样。32岁时候,我的学问固然远远不如他,但更可怕的是,翻翻他的书账,我就知道自己越往后学问会越不如他。一鲁迅爷爷的元旦总是来例假。例假一般要持续四天。在教育部上班的时候,他的元旦总是:“一日晴,大风,例假”;“二日晴,例假”;“三日晴,例假”……例假的时候,鲁迅爷爷也颠儿颠儿跑出去玩,却经常玩得不开心,各种抱怨。比如1913年元旦,他听说先农坛的文物免费开放,大概和我们故宫展出《石渠宝笈》差不多(当然,故宫可不免费),鲁迅爷爷就跑出去看。
Reading Lu Xun diary, I often have a sense of disillusionment. He was 32 years old in 1913, just like I am this year. At the age of 32, my knowledge is far less than he, but even more frightening is that, turning his books, I know that the more learned later, the more he will be inferior to him. A grandfather Lu Xun New Year's Day always come to an official holiday. The leave normally lasts for four days. When he was at work in the Ministry of Education, his New Year's Day always consisted of: “sunny day, gale, official holidays”; “sunny days, holidays”; “sunny days, official holidays” Grandpa Lu Xun also run out of children by Britain to play, but often have fun, all kinds of complaints. For example, on New Year's Day in 1913, he heard that the relics at Xiannongtan were free and open, probably similar to the “Shiwan Baodi” on display at the Forbidden City (of course, the Forbidden City is not free). Grandpa Lu Xun ran out to see.