- 我在上海小学门口等放学时，第一次真正听懂“你吃了吗”为什么不是在问饭 | Waiting Outside a Shanghai Primary School, I Finally Understood Why “Have You Eaten?” Is Not Really About Food
- 下午四点十分，我站在上海一所小学门口的梧桐树影下面，手里捏着一瓶还带凉气的矿泉水，看一群背着方方书包的小朋友像小潮水一样往外涌。校门边有个穿浅灰外套的奶奶，一边接孙女，一边把刚买的烤红薯从纸袋里掰开，热气一下冒出来。就在这时，我听见她笑着问身边另一个孩子：“你吃了吗？”我一下愣住了，因为那孩子手里明明还举着半根香肠。
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