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阅读下面文字,完成1~4题。 爱闲说 董桥 一 闲最难得。闲和趣相似,袁宏道说

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爱闲说

董桥

  闲最难得。闲和趣相似,袁宏道说是如水中之味、花中之光、女中之态,虽善说者不能下一语,唯会心者知之。现代人慕闲之名,求闲之似,于是品茶赌马以为怡情,逛街打牌以为减压,浪迹欢场以为悦性。那只是闲的皮毛,沾不到闲的神情。闲,得之内省者深,得之外骛者浅。内省是自家的事情,常常独处一室,或读书,或看画,或发呆,终于自成一统。外骛是应酬的勾当,迁就别人多过自得其乐,心既难静,身亦疲累,去闲愈远矣。

  袁宏道说趣,其实还有一句说“趣如山人之色”,我不信,只好不引。古代掌管山林的官员叫山人,即山虞,掌山林之政令也;那倒是实实在在的职务,有事可做。袁宏道的“山人之色”指隐士,爱竹林山水,烟岚与居,鹿豕与游,衣女萝而啖芝术,大半是些适应不了现实社会的人,只得避世,只得隐居,摆出山林大架子,染出一脸清高色。这样的人既无真趣,心也甚忙,有什么色好看!我反而很想见识一些旧时从事卜卦算命职业的山人,好歹帮人避凶趋吉;也想亲近几个归田种菜的大学问家,他们起码还事生产。

  今人之迹,什九市廛,既无陵薮可以小隐,大隐于朝市也不是人人都做得到的修养,求闲于是只剩了追求大忙中的一点闲忙而已。大忙是俗务,身不由己;闲忙是雅兴,浮生之中偷来的。所谓善琴者不弦,善饮者不醉,善知山水者未必真要一头钻进青山绿水之中。李日华《味水轩日记》说:客持文徵明着色山景帧,渲染虚浑用赵孟頫家法,画的是古柏、草亭、竹筱、涧流,上系一诗曰:茗杯书卷意萧然,灯火微明夜不眠;竹树雨收残月出,清华凉影满窗前。那是值得偷闲看看的景致。李日华是万历二十年进士,官至太仆少卿,却不喜仕进,一旦通显,志在谦退,归田园居,杜门却扫,好收藏,善鉴赏,跟董玄宰、王惟俭一样醉心金石书画。虽说李日华性格落穆恬淡,经济条件还是好的,不然也不可能看破放下。他在人家家里看到文承寿草书二诗,有“寂寂寥寥无个事,满船风雨满船花”之句。那寂寥无事的境界,一般人殊难消受;朝市忙人惯见的是满船的风雨,追慕的是满船的繁花,得此片刻之闲,于愿足矣。

  “闲”字其实最怕惹上太多的正气和太多的霸气。王家凤写桂花,说到刚刚归属阳明山国家公园的阳明书屋,原本是国民党党史会的所在地,其中中兴宾馆则是蒋介石生前最后一处行馆。宾馆里处处桂花,既有两层楼高的几株四季桂,后花园还有一株稀罕的丹桂。问满脸风霜的老花匠:是蒋公生前偏爱此树?他说:“贵气临门啊!”不巧“桂”与“贵”谐音,闲闲几株瑶草琼花,竞都披上了满枝的使命。再问他:如此香甜的丹桂,当年可曾采下来做江浙人最喜爱的桂花酱?老花匠指一指楼上一角,说那是“总经理”孔二小姐的房间,她在楼上可以看到这株树:“谁敢碰她的花!”汉宫秋老,佳人迟暮,终归不许人间过问一树的荣枯。

  我怕清高,也怕圣贤,更不相信后花园的丹桂碰不得,平日谋稻谋粱之余,不忘寄意画中的山水,涉猎乱叠的杂书,求的正是忘却缰人的头巾,拾回片刻的闲散。月前孙立川提起我劝董建华读点闲书的旧作,说是“天地”也正是编印一套闲书系列,要我写序。我倒觉得闲书不必有序,免得撩起正气,一下子驱散了水中之味、花中之光、女中之态,“谁敢碰她”?因此,是不为序。

1.本文第一部分所引袁宏道对“闲”的认识一句话中,“唯会心者知之”,“会心者”指的是怎样的人?

答:__________________________________________________________

2.本文第一部分从正反两方面所揭示的“闲”的内涵是什么?

答:__________________________________________________________

3.本文第二部分的“所谓善琴者不弦,善饮者不醉,善知山水者未必真要一头钻进青山绿水之中”一段话运用类比的方法想要说明的意思是什么?

答:__________________________________________________________

4.本文第二部分谈及李日华谦退、归田进入了他理想的“闲境”时提到“虽说李日华性格落穆恬淡,经济条件还是好的,不然也不可能看破放下”。这一笔在第三部分整体中起什么作用?

答:__________________________________________________________

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