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May 26 关于《南京!南京!》冤冤相报何时了。
“前事不忘,后事之师”的确正确,
但铭记历史并不是为了延续仇恨的。
请停止诅咒!
请停止仇恨!
日本在战后给中国经济的补助,和对改革开放的支持,和特别留给中国的经济特权,你们知道有多少吗?
爱国主义突然间在90年后大肆宣扬,你们有问过为什么吗?
绝大多数关于日本的电影和电视剧都是抗日题材的;
喜欢日本文化,学习日语的中国人一致被骂为汉奸、卖国贼。
中国人对于日本问题不允许不同的声音,不允许话语的自由,实在让人心痛!
这种集体的仇恨,和德国法西斯对犹太人的仇恨,在精神上没什么两样。
如果要让日本人对中国心服口服,不是靠骂、靠贬低日本、靠不厌其烦得拍抗日题材的电影电视剧能做到的!
贬低他人的形象,解恨了吗?你还不是一样在用着日本的索尼、松下、东芝,开着日本的玲木、本田、马自达,jack off while watching Japanese porn!
请贬低他人的人不要再把所有中国人的形象都贬低了。
要想真的让日本心服口服,就努力学习工作,让中国的GDP per capital 超过日本,尤其是重工业和高精尖,而不是靠低劣的、参假的、投毒的小商品生产业而沾沾自喜。
要想不让日本人视中国人为劣等民族,就加强修养,着重品行,停止行骗,做事有良心。
中国的千年文化和底酝被日本人继承了,而现代的文化在中国也没什么原创。
古典的、现代的亚洲文化,日本人全都出尽了风头。。。
大家为什么不想想办法把属于中国的荣耀夺回来呀?为什么总在耗费精力骂着日本人呀?
请你们停止做这些事半功倍的事情吧!太愚蠢了!
中国人不应该只有在反日上才这么团结的!
作为南京人,作为中国人,我拒绝看《南京!南京!》
http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_539a02320100d3gg.html?tj=1
April 24 Sudden LoveSudden Love
I turned the handle softly and pushed the door open. The aroma of coffee—the coffee smell of his body—permeated his dark dorm. Sensitive to the light, he struggled to rise from the loft bed. “Oh, Angela! I am feeling much better—” A sudden burst of coughing interrupted his words. “You are having a fever. Lie down!” I demanded. His head fell back to the pillow, producing a light puff sound. I groped my way through the room, rounding the mountains of books he built on the floor. I climbed up on the ladder, sitting on the edge of his bed.
“Celery, tomato and chicken noodle,” I said, removing the soup cans from my purse. “I’m afraid that you will choke on the food I make, so I got you these microwave stuff.”
He chuckled lightheartedly. I stole a quick glance at him and met his deep blue eyes. He flashed a crooked smile that brought a blush to my cheek. Two days ago, he spoke to me with a passionate voice unusual for his calm disposition. “People gossiped about our friendship. Even Chinese people said I have ‘yellow fever’!” His hands were shaking slightly. “But I am ready to fight for this, because I—” The soft touch of his lips on mine interrupted the harmony between us.
But I was still unsure about my feelings. We had been friends for half a year, and I loved his company, reading books and playing the piano together. He told me about the looks people gave us while we walked together out of campus, but I neither noticed nor cared. What I cared about was his health. “Eat more and sleep more, OK?” I sighed. I wanted someone whose broadness that my tiny arms could barely encircle, and it seemed that there was not enough of him there.
“Thank you, Angela.” He took my hand in his, interrupting my thoughts, and his knuckles rubbed my wrist. My stomach jerked. Please don’t mistake my intentions. I…I don’t know what I want yet, I protested silently, but I did not know how to disentangle my hand from his.
Suddenly, the rain clouds retreated. Beams of sunlight projecting through his window illuminated the dancing dust motes. His blond hair rested limply on his forehead. His eyelids were closed, dreamily. His mouth crooked up in contentment. His pale skin shone in the sunlight. Though he seemed feeble and fragile, he was beautiful at that moment! Absorbed by the scene, I forgot to breathe. “I want to take care of you.” I whispered, clasping his hand.
April 19 Just want to write somethingTonight, I went to downtown with Garrett and a bunch of Blair kids to see the opera La Boheme. Kathryn is so awesome as always. She just came back from Stanford for a Sino-US relations conference. I met Dr. Wang and his wife, with formal outfit...I felt they might tried a little bit too hard. The opera was great in general, except for the part that reminded me about Kelly and all the drama happened this month. I should not stab the monkey though, neither should I spread the world about what I did. Now he did not have any thing left for memoir. Stupid. This whole relationship is stupid.
I felt a little bit upset about Jane. Guess she might just enjoy talking about juice. I was upset because she is one of my closest friends in Vanderbilt, but the habit of gossiping is too hard to give up. I could understand.
Later we hanged out in the basement piano room in Tolman, of course with Garret and Cam. It was so nice playing/listening to Chopin, Debussy and Bach. Sitting side by side with Garrett, watching his hair, his face and his fingers, I would fall in love with him immediately...how I wish he was not gay...ah, such a pity.
I love classical music! love it! Graceful, romantic. I could imagine I was running in the emerald forest, wearing white dress with hair flying in the wind, running. The leaves are covered by rain drops, rays of sun could barely penetrate the trees. Hearing the rain drops bouncing on the window, listening to Debussy...feel so good.
Then Jason and David came. Surprising. Jason heard my voice :). I still like Jason a little bit, oh, his delicate facial features, such a art craft. He was surprised to see me playing classical music on piano. He did not know. I am happy that he knows about it now. Then Judy came, and we all went upstairs to Jason's room. He played fiddle for us. Funny face, scary a little. Good times. In a sudden, I forgot I was in a foreign country with people of different races. Not until David started to dance to the lyrics in a Jewish way, I remembered how much cultural difference we had here. But still, we are all the same. With the same happiness, same sadness, same longing, same hopes. We are all the same.
Returned to my dorm, I felt a little bit sad about my changing relationship with people this year. I am closer to Tolman right now, and Jane/Chrys are not my best friends anymore. Mayfield place is such a mess. The bitch next to my door is still pissing me off...how I wish I could have selective amnesia and forgot everything happened from beginning, the very moment Kelly confessed to me.
Good news is that summer is in one week. I could get refreshed. I still long for a new relationship, maybe I just need to wait for the right moment to come.
Be patient. December 17 Still broken hearted"The wind blew from the quarter where the day would soon appear, and still blew strongly. It had cleared the sky before it, and the rain had spent itself or travelled elsewhere, and the stars were bright. He stood bareheaded in the road, watching her quick disappearance. As the shining stars were to the heavy candle in the window, so was Rachael, in the rugged fancy of this man, to the common experiences of his life."
-Charles Dickens, Hard TImes 看了这个,心里还是很痛。。。但是,我不会再改变我的决定。 August 17 写在临别时最近,有感于人生的奥妙...一个人的一生可以由于另一个人或是一件事彻底改变。这种事,在我的生命里发生过很多次,比如幼儿园留了一级后的诸多consequences,比如苏老师,比如小草,比如星星,比如Serena。而对于我人生改变最大的,莫过于搭上了AFS交换学生末班车这件事。 3年前的离开,心里并没有多少预案。或许是初中学习学得太累太久了,或许是因为成为现实的梦想和原本的预期有太大差距,我希望能够以这种体面的离开开始一段崭新的生活。其实,生活并没有什么崭新。在异国他乡的日子里,自由多了,充实少了,孤寂多了,快乐少了...我因为没有明确的目标和不知如何做出选择,而浪费了太多的时间和机遇;我因为无法接受同龄人的生活态度和方式,便将自己的心禁锢起来。渐渐地,我迷失了方向,迷失了自我——一年后发现,自己已被磨平了棱角,成为了一个以强调自身unique和追求快乐生活为理由的,自尊高傲却又畏惧竞争的follower... 回国后的这两年是灰暗和混沌的。仅仅依仗着10年学习成果的巨大惯性,我已经不足以越过更高的山峰——脱节的可怕是难以想象,尤其是对于我这种需要持续不断努力的人而言。难道我就要这样彻底毁灭?不,命运之神总是眷顾我,总会在我身处深渊的边缘时给我一线生机——我还有退路,还有东山再起的机会...新东方的一个寒假,我久违的斗志和好胜的性格又被唤醒,于是决定全力申请美国大学。 申请美国大学,现在想来也是个没有做出预案的决定。理由...自己也不是很清楚。或许因为急切地想证明自己得到他人的肯定,或许是因为其本身的特殊不可比性能让我成为no one的输家和自己的赢家...我已经不能承受更多的失败了,于是只能走上这条路。但是,这一路走来,从一开始的壮志凌云到后来的自暴自弃,我因为没有好好打理的两年过去而吃尽了苦头。混乱疲沓,丧失信心,黔驴技穷,任人摆布,连50%的努力都没有付出过——我不认识这样的自己!如果没有妈妈一直在身后推搡着往前进,我恐怕就不能微笑着度过今天了... 尽管往事不堪回首...在付出了巨大的代价之后,我跌跌撞撞得站到了未来的入口处,必须正视我的过去,正视我的未来。这一段凌乱的高中生涯,我没有创造出很多美好的值得珍藏的记忆,而留给我的,是一段刻骨铭心的教育。在离别之时,想和所有人分享一下: 一个人,不能为了别人活着,不能为了虚荣心活着,不能为了某种公共价值取向活着,而要为自己活着,为自己的信念活着,为自己的骄傲活着。其实,每一个人都无法离开别人而活着,但是,我们必须保证自己在没有别人的时候还能活下去,在孤立无援的逆境中挺过去,从而成为一个有独立人格的真正强者。 虽然我无法设想自己的未来,将来的活法,但这个教育却冲破了我往昔或是光辉或是昏暗的迷雾,告诉我路由自己铺就,生活由自己创造——条条大路通罗马,种种生活都是一种活法,都可以继续下去,都可以有所收获,有所成就。 两年一晃而过,难以想象今天已是留在南京的最后一天,明天又要重新向新大陆进发。没有悲伤,没有不安,有的只是创造未来的兴奋...呵呵,那不是真的...希望我一切都好,希望所有的人一切都好。引用星星的一句话,当问起“お変わりないか”的时刻,我(们)要说“はい”才好。 |
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