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人生在世,兴趣各异。今年52岁的李海生近40年与剪报结下不解之缘。一个冬日的周末上午,记者走进李海生办公室,只见他正精心剪贴2005年11月30日《人民日报》“永远的丰碑”栏目最新登载的一篇文章。笔者随手翻阅两本“永远的丰碑”专题剪报册,从2005年2月2日开栏介绍革命先行者李大钊,到最新一期无产阶级革命文学的提倡者朱镜我,267位人物一个不少,前面还详细列出索引。说起李海生的剪报史,还要追溯到上个世纪60年代,当时13岁的李海生正上初中。一个星期天,他来到父亲的办公室玩耍,看到父亲有不少用《红旗》杂志做底面,剪辑装订
Life is alive, with different interests. Li Haisheng, 52 years old, has clouded the clippings for nearly 40 years. On a winter morning weekend, the reporter walked into Li Haisheng's office and saw that he was carefully cutting down the latest article published in the “Monument to Forever” section of the People's Daily on November 30, 2005. From the February 2, 2005, the author introduces the revolutionary forerunner Li Dazhao to the latest issue of proletarian revolutionary literature advocate Zhu Jing I, a group of 267 characters, many of whom, In front of a detailed list of indexes. Speaking of Li Haisheng's clipping history, but also back to the 1960s, when 13-year-old Li Haisheng is junior high school. One Sunday, he came to his father's office to play and saw many of his fathers using Red Flag magazine as the bottom.