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​ 今天去了乌镇。上一次去过乌镇，是在还没有记事的时候，早就不记得是怎么回事了。

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​ 这次回国第一个感受就是，冷。

8月2日，爺爺一如既往地在早上6點起了床，打開收音機，開始用半聾的耳朵仔細聆聽《東廣早新聞》。他聚精會神地聽了5分鐘以後，開始做起了早操。這是他一天的開始，從很久以前就開始了，一成不變。他還有另外一個習慣，就是每天記日記，記錄一天所發生的事，哪怕再平淡也好，他多少都會記一些。他總是會在晚上11點左右的時候再昏黃的檯燈下用漂亮的繁體字寫上一段雞毛蒜皮的小事，這樣的日記本用橡皮繩捆扎起來，已經積累了十幾打。從1970年就開始了嗎？也許更早，只是文革之前的部份都隨著時代的瘋狂淹沒了。

他不知道自己拉住了什么东西，只觉得一开始需要很用力，但仿佛这东西的另一头突然松了手，他惯性地，在浓稠的血河里向后退去。然后他听见了，好像浴缸里活塞被拔