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我到现在还依稀记得1945年8月10日那天晚上,当日本无条件投降的消息公布后,重庆街市上一片欢腾的景象。人们都跑到马路上,识与不识都握手、拥抱,兴奋地高呼口号,个个喜笑颜开。所有剧场里的戏剧工作者都停止了演出,观众也都一起跑出剧场,赵丹(他刚从新疆盛世才狱中出来不久)和金山在剧场附近相遇。拥抱着旋跳,竞把一家商店的玻璃门撞碎,受了伤缝
I still vaguely remember the evening of August 10, 1945, when the news of the unconditional surrender of Japan was announced and Chongqing enjoyed a spectacular sight in the market. People all went to the street, shook hands with ignorance, hugged, excitedly shouting slogans, all smiling. The theater workers in all theaters stopped their performances, and the audiences also ran out of the theater together. Zhao Dan (who had just come out of prison in Xinjiang’s flourishing capital) met Jinshan near the theater. Embracing the spin, competing to shop a glass door crashed, suffered a crack