不久前看闲书,一位早已作古的名作家在其中说,能够写得简单就好了,可惜他没有这本事。他这是客气,但见解确是很高明。我有时想,这大概是可以通用于一切人事的原则,其精义是:同样能取得需要的效果的多种办法,以最简单的那一种为最好。以写情书为例,效果是换来动情,换来慨允,这不能打折扣;对应此效果就可以确定繁简,比如 Not long ago, I read a book of leisurely books. One famous writer who had already made an ancient story said in it that it was okay to write it simply. Unfortunately, he did not have this skill. He is polite, but the opinion is indeed very clear. I sometimes think that this is probably the principle that can be applied to all personnel. Its essence is: The best way to achieve the desired effect is to use the simplest method. To write a love letter as an example, the effect is to exchange empathy, in exchange for generous, this can not be discounted; corresponding to this effect can determine the complexity, such as