战地摄影师罗伯特·卡帕说,如果你的照片拍得不够好,那是你向前线靠得还不够近。徐怀中靠得太近了。他看见拖着长尾巴、腆着大肚子的直升机蝌蚪般游来游去,螺旋桨搅动的声音也如夏日河边的蛙群呱呱叫个不停。这是1966年他在越南西贡经历B-52等地毯式轰炸后,看到的美国直升机为地面部队运送给养一幕。那时,他作为“中国作家记者组”组长,率组从金边秘密进入越南南方,自1965年冬至次年春,经历 Battlefield photographer Robert Capa said that if your photos are not good enough, you are not near enough to your front line. Xu Huaizhong too close. He saw a tadpole dragging his long tail and his pregnant belly swirling around like a frog on the summer river. This is the 1966 helicopter that was seen by U.S. helicopters for the delivery of ground troops after his Bh-52 bombing in Saigon, Vietnam. At that time, as a leader of the group of “Chinese writers”, the rate group secretly entered southern Vietnam from Phnom Penh. From the winter solstice in 1965 to the following spring, experiences