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我的家乡在湘西南一个山清水秀的丘陵山村,直到八十年代末,点灯仍用煤油,人们习惯于日出而作、日落而息。夜幕降临,昏暗的煤油灯把乡村映得那样苍白、无奈。 儿时的记忆中,我国工业还十分落后,点灯用的燃料也靠进口。因此,煤油灯也叫“洋油灯”。那灯是母亲亲手制作的。她找来一个空玻璃瓶,在盖上凿一眼小孔,插上一根用铁皮卷成的细管,穿一根棉线灯芯,一盏简陋的煤油灯就大功告成了。夜晚,我们围灯而坐,
My hometown was in a beautiful hilly mountain village in southwest Hunan. By the end of the 1980s, kerosene was still used to light the lights. People used to make sunrises and sunsets. As night fell, the dim kerosene lamp reflected the country as pale and helpless. In childhood memories, China’s industry is still very backward, and the fuel used for lighting is also imported. Therefore, kerosene lamps are also called “cocoa lamps.” The lamp was made by the mother. She got an empty glass bottle, made a small hole in the lid, inserted a thin tube wrapped in iron sheet, and wore a cotton wick, and a simple kerosene lamp was done. At night, we sit around the lights,