当今社会,哥们姐们乃至铁哥铁姐之称,风行至极。有的所谓公众人物,当众连连拍胸:哥们的事都包在他身上,赢得一片喝采,拍胸者更显得意。难怪电视里也有十来岁的男孩儿,天真地对其父亲说:“爸,我和你也做哥们!”在这个孩子的眼里,哥们情似乎已胜过了父子情。在我的印象里,哥们之称,先流行于北方。老舍在1929年写的小说《二马》中有这么一句:“好像伦敦的警察都是一母所生的哥儿们”;他在1957年写的三幕剧《茶馆》中有一句台词 Today’s society, buddy sisters and even iron brother iron sister, popular. Some so-called public figures, the public patted the chest: buddy things are wrapped in him, won an applause, pat chest even more proud. No wonder there are teenage boys on TV, naively telling their dads: “Dad, I and you are also buddies!” In this child’s eyes, buddies seem to have outgrown father and son. In my impression, buddy, first popular in the north. Lao She wrote in his novel “Two Males” in 1929 that “it seems as if the police in London are all born boys.” In his teahouse written in 1957, he wrote a line