看了汪燕红的《千疮百孔》,让我想起了谌容的《人到中年》。《人到中年》写的也是医生,那种对生活的捕捉和感觉让我今天还不能忘记。它写了粉碎“四人帮”前后的事,知识分子心理的沉重负担和倔强的个性,写得非常感人。而《千疮百孔》写的是21世纪的事,描写了随着医疗改革的不断发展、深入,展现了在每个知识分子身上新旧社会思想对撞、冲突所产生的东西,有一定的意义和一定的生命力。当然,不是说两部小说写得一样好了,但可以对照着看。《千疮百孔》作者的意识觉醒得较早,看到了江南的医学改革,能通过该小说看到医疗战线的现状和它所产生的问题。我想,这就是文学创作的魅力。 Watched Wang Yanhong’s “riddled with holes”, reminds me of Chen Rong’s “people to middle age.” “People to middle age” is also written by a doctor, the kind of capture and feel of life I can not forget today. It wrote before and after the smashing of the “gang of four,” the heavy burden of intellectual psychology and the stubborn personality. It was very touching. The “riddled with holes” is written in the 21st century. It describes that with the continuous development of medical reform, it has shown that what happens to the collision and conflict between the old and the new social ideology in each intellectual has a certain Meaning and certain vitality. Of course, not to say that the two novels are as well written but can be looked at in contrast. The author of “riddled holes” wakes up earlier and sees the medical reform in Jiangnan. Through this novel, he can see the status quo of the medical front and the problems it causes. I think this is the charm of literary creation.