散文,故名思义,就是散。“举凡国际国内的大事、社会家庭的细故、掀天之浪、一物之微、自己的一段经历、一丝感触、一撮悲欢、一星冥想、往日的凄惶、今朝的欢快,都可移于纸上,贡献读者”。它往往由一人、一事、一物出发,展开自由联想,任凭想象的翅膀翱翔古今中外、天南海北,不拘一格,浑洒成篇。曹靖华的《小米的回忆》不就是这样的吗?它就是从小米这一事物出发,展开许许多多有关小米的联想,经过精心谋篇而组织起来的。文章首先从学习毛主席的“我们所依靠的不过是小米加步枪……”、“我们是用小米加步枪打败了日本帝国主义和蒋介石的”这一论断开始,然后作者以饱满的热情,对小米展开丰富的联想: Prose, the name suggests, is scattered. “Take all the important events both at home and abroad, the fine details of social families, the waves of the sky, the weakness of one thing, one’s own experiences, a touch of feelings, a handful of joys and sorrows, a meditation on the stars, the panic of the past and the present joyfulness. Move on paper, contribute to readers. ” It often consists of one person, one thing, one thing, starting a free association, despite the imagination of the wings flying at all times and from all over the world, eclectic, muddied into articles. Is Cao Jinghua’s “Memories of Millet” Not Like This? It is starting from Xiaomi and launching many associations of Xiaomi and organizing them carefully. The article first begins with the study of Chairman Mao’s thesis that “we are only relying on the millet plus rifle ...” and “we defeated the Japanese imperialists and Chiang Kai-shek by using millet and rifles.” Afterwards, with full enthusiasm, Millet expand the rich association: