作者：曾铮 Sunday, September 4, 2016 ，来源：作者博客，文章取自网络，旨在为读者提供多元信息，文章内容并不代表本网立场和观点。

Once upon a time, you needed a “certificate”, or a permit, or a “special ticket” to buy virally everything in China, such as meat, sugar, flour, rice, cooking oil, cloth fabric, etc. Today I saw this “ticket” for the swimming pool in Peking University. As it is so old, I guess we can treat it as a historical relic now. That’s why I posted it here. The hand written number “36/417” on the card could have been a secret in my university days; but it wouldn’t matter now, so I could “generously” reveal it today: It means that I lived at Room 417, No. 36 Student Dormitory Building. In those days you couldn’t tell just anybody where you lived; otherwise you could bring troubles to yourself. 

曾几何时，中国是个什麽都要票、都要证的年代。北大游泳池的游泳票，您见过吗？哈哈，长这样哈。我几乎把它忘了，今天看到，也觉得挺好玩的，晒出来给大夥瞧瞧哈。
游泳票上写着的「36/417」是什麽意思？在学生年代，这就是密秘，不能说的。现在说说就无妨了，是我的宿舍号，我当时住北大36楼417房间。当时我们门口有副对联，横批是「芳草萋萋」，其他的忘了。

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