茉莉的花房

前几天跟我哥，喆还有milk吃饭的时候，提到小I机器人，几个人还拿出手机逗了逗这个可爱的家伙，哈哈，刚刚翻译一份东西到头疼，又想起了他，贴出一段聊天记录，以飨看客（PS：不许骂我无聊哈）

Echo(小莉) says:
hi
小i机器人 says:
Hi，my baby！风飘飘,雨潇潇,今晚你也睡不着，不如与我聊通宵。
输入问号"？"我就告诉你我能做什么。

小i机器人 is inviting you to start 小i机器人. Do you want to Accept (Alt+C) or Decline (Alt+D) the invitation?

You have declined the invitation to start 小i机器人.

小i机器人 says:
嘻嘻，你(好～)！
Echo(小莉) says:
这么晚还不睡啊
小i机器人 says:
晒月亮呢
Echo(小莉) says:
这么有情调？
小i机器人 says:
是啊，你呢
Echo(小莉) says:
睡不着
小i机器人 says:
呵呵，我也是的呢，睡不着
Echo(小莉) says:
今晚的月亮好看么？
小i机器人 says:
是啊，真圆啊
Echo(小莉) says:
大么？
小i机器人 says:
呵呵，当然是了
Echo(小莉) says:
你这么大个人了还看月亮阿
小i机器人 says:
太阳
Echo(小莉) says:
太阳？
小i机器人 says:
嗯，还有月亮呢，哈哈
Echo(小莉) says:
到底是太阳还是月亮阿
小i机器人 says:
都不大，天大地大，唯我最大
Echo(小莉) says:
晕死
小i机器人 says:
你(晕)什么啊？？？？
Echo(小莉) says:
你男朋友没陪你啊？
小i机器人 says:
嘿嘿，不告诉你哦
Echo(小莉) says:
说嘛，我不告诉别人
小i机器人 says:
不告诉就不告诉，我自己猜得到的
Echo(小莉) says:
我要去睡了阿
小i机器人 says:
做个好梦，goodnight!

最晕的是这个家伙还知道绿豆蛙的表情，问我晕什么的时候居然发了个大大的绿豆蛙过来，大汗不止。

只要在你的msn上添加xiaoi602@hotmail.com 为好友，你也可以跟他聊天的哈

最后再强调，表说我无聊哈！！

睡不着，一个人起来看电视，在放秦始皇，怕吵醒熟睡的你，只好对着字幕看默片。抬头看见镜子里的自己，觉得自己好美。

想起以前一个朋友说过，女人最起码的自信，就是每天照镜子的时候，觉得自己是全世界最美丽的女人。

想起童话故事中那个恶毒的皇后，费尽心机，想要的只是魔镜告诉她，她就是世界上最美丽的女人，可惜世界上还有一个白雪公主。白雪公主没有魔镜，不知道白雪公主照镜子的时候，会不会觉得自己很美丽。

如果我是那个皇后，与其如此辛苦，不如摔碎魔镜。这样，如果她说自己是世界上最美丽的女人，那么，她就是。

女人啊，真是个很奇怪的东西

Talking about the Mausoleum we should have an idea about Sun Yat-sen, the great pioneer of Chinese democratic revolution. Mr. Sun `s original name is Sun Wen and styled himself Yat-sen. So foreign friends would call him “Dr. Sun Yat-sen ”. Since he took “Woodcutter in Zhoushan ”as his alias when he took part in the revolutionary activities, he was respectfully and widely called Mr. Sun Zhongshan in China. On October 12, 1866, Mr. Sun was born in a farmer` s family in Caiheng village of Xiangshan county (the present-day zhongshang City) ,Guangdong Province. When he was still young, he had great expectations. He studied medicine in Honolulu, Hong Kong and some other places and after graduation he worked as a practitioner in Gangzhou, Macao and other places Later he gave up medicine as his profession to take part in political activities. In 1905, he set up China Alliance Organization in Japan and he was elected president. He put forward the famous guiding principle- “driving the invaders out ,restoring the sovereignty of China, establishing a republic and equalizing the land ownership ” and the Three People` s Principles-“ Nationalism, Democracy and the People` s Livelihood. ” On October 10, 1911, the Wuchang uprising broke out and Dr. Sun as elected Inrterim President of the Republic of China by representatives from seventeen provinces. On the following New Year` s day (January 1, 1912) Mr. Sun took the oath of office in Nanjing. From then on ,Mr. Sun experienced Yuan Shikai` s usurpation, the Second Revolution, “Campaign Protecting the Interim Constitution.” In 1921, Mr. Sun took the position of President in Unusual Times in Guangzhou. At the first National Congress of Kuomintang held in Quangzhou in 1924, he perfected the original Three People` s Principles and put forward Three people` s New Principles. He also proposed the policies of “Making an alliance with Russia and the Communist Party of China and helping the farmers and workers. ” In November 1924, in spite of his illness, Mr. Sun went up to Beijing to discuss state affairs with General Feng Yuxiang.

Unfortunately, he broke down from constant overwork and passed away on March 12, 1925.

The location of the Mausoleum was chosen by Mr. Sun himself. Here is exactly a good place to build a mausoleum. You may wonder: Mr. Sun was born in Guangdong but died in Beijing. For his whole life he traveled throughout China for the revolution. Why did he choose Nanjing as the venue of his tomb?

　　It is said that far before Mr. Sun took office in 1912, the abbot of Lingu Monastery had recommended him that his place is good for fengshui, because it faces the plain and is backed up by green mountains as its protective screen. On March 31,1912 Mr. Un resigned as a political compromise for the sake of the union of the North China and the South China. One day of the early April, he went hunting with Hu Hanmin around the Piety Tomb of Ming Dynasty. They took a rest in the place wehre the Mausoleum is located now. Mr. Sun looked around and said “IF possible I would like my countrymen to allow me to have this place to bury my coffin.” Surely, the fengshui of the Zijing Mountain is not the basic reason for the location of Mr. Sun` s mausoleum . The basic reason is that, he said on dying “After my death, you can bury me at the foot of the Zijin Mountain in Nanjing in memory of the Revolution of 1911, because Nanjing is where the temporary government was founded. ”So although Mr. Sun stayed in Nanjing not a long time, it had a special meaning to him. Fundamentally speaking, the reason he chose Zijing Mountain as his permanent resting-place is to commemorate the revolution of 1911 and to encourage the revolutionaries.

　　In order to respect Mr. Sun` s wish, the Preparatory Committee of Sun Yat-sen` s Funeral, including his wife Song Qingling and his son Sunke, examined the area and chose the site for the Mausoleum. They delimited 2000 mu and offered a reward in newspaper for the best design of the Mausoleum. Among all the contribution, young architect Lu Yanzhi `s design, a design in the shape of a bell ,was highly praised and gained the first prize and he himself was invited to supervise the whole project as well.

　　On March 12,1926, the first anniversary of Mr. Sun` s death, the project got started and 3 years later, it was completed in spring of 1929. It cost 1.5 million silver collars totally.
　　Unfortunately, LuYanzhi, the young architect with great gift, suffered when supervising the project ,and died at 35, just before the completion of the Mausoleum. The completion ceremony was held on June 1, 1929 and Mr. Sun` s remains was transported from Beijing to Nangjing. From then on ,Mr. Sun has slept here for nearly 70 years.

　　The construction of Dr. Sun Yat-sen` s Mausoleum was an important event in the history of Nanjing. In order to meet Mr. Sun` s coffin, the first asphalt road was built from Zhongshan Port in the west to Zhongshan Gate in the east; it is 12 kilometres in length and also called Zhongshan Road. Up to today, Zhangshan Road is still one of the most important main roads. At the same time, the city gate Chaoyang Gate which was built in Ming Dynasty was renovated and Changed its name to Zhongshan Gate. Between Zhongshang Gate and Dr.Sun Yat-sen` s Mausoleum, a road called the Mausoleum Road was built. Just as the people of Paris take pride of their les Champs-Elysees and the people of New York ,the Fifth Avenue, the nanjing people are prond of their boulevards. And the 3 kilometers long Mausoleum Road is undoubtedly the best representative of these boulevards. Along both sides of the “green corridor” grows the main kind of tree in Nanjing as parasols Usually Chinese people call them French plane trees, in fact they are Chinese local products. Just because Frenchmen took them from Yunnan Province to France and later they transplanted them in their leased territory in Shanghai, that is why they got such a name.

　　Now ,we are going out of the Zhongshan Gate and driving along the Mausoleum Road. The destination ahead is a square in shape of crescent, According to Lu Yanzhi` s design, the place of the Mausoleum is like a “duo”, a big wooden bell, which was used to announce a policy, decree or a war in ancient time. Duo` s sound is loud and clear, implying to make the whole world peaceful and happy. The design reminds the people of Dr. Sun Yat-sen` s well-known saying “The revolution is far from success and we should continue working hard.” This saying also serves s an alert to the later generation. The crescent-shaped square is the bottom of the “Bell of Freedom”.

　　Now ,please look to the south. There is a octagon platform structured with reinforced concrete but covered with Jinshan stone of Suzhou. The platform is divided into three layers and each layer is enclosed by stone rails. The copper “ding” (an ancient cooking vessel) with two looped handles and two legs weighs 5000 kg. IT is 4.25 meters high and its diameter is 1.23 meters. It is one of the construction for memory of the mausoleum. The “ding ” was built in autumn, 1933 with donation of students and teaching staff of the Zhongshan University and Mr. Dai jitao. One side of the “ding ” is engraved with three characters “Intelligence, Humanity and Brevity”. These three words are the school instruction of Zhongshan University. Inside of the “ding ”stands a hexagon copper tablet on which Dai Jitao` s mother` s handwriting of the “Filial Piety” is engraved. To the bell-shaped mausoleum the “ding ” is just like the pendulum . It seems to serve to alarm the whole nation by striking the bell.

　　Stepping on the steps, we will see a soaring memorial archway with four columns. The archway was built between 1931 and 1933, 12meters hight and 17.3 meters in width. It is made of huge Granite from Fujian Province, but its structure is in Chinese traditional wood structure style. Now, look up at the shining words inscribed on the horizontal board. The word in English mean fraternity. They were written by Dr. Sun Yat-sen. The word are taken from a Tang Dynasty poet Han Yu` s “Fraternity is humanity ” .It is said that Mr. Sun very much liked to write these two words to others. Dr. Sun devoted his whole life to bourgeois democratic revolution with great fraternity and struggled for the national independence and freedom fro scores of years. So we can say that “fraternity” is the best generalization of his life.

　　Further from the Fraternity Archway, there is a road leading to the mausoleum. The road is 480 meters long and dozens of meters wide. The whole design of the mausoleum gives prominence to Chinese traditional style, grand, solemn and specific. In order to embody the greatness of Mr. Sun, the Mausoleum followed the example of ancient mausoleums and was built against mountains and the coffin chamber was placed at the top of the mountain that is 160 meters high. In addition, the plants of the Mausoleum are symmetric, which make it feel more solemn. Now, please look forward to the north, along the hillside ,situate the mausoleum Gate, the Stele Pavilion, the Memorial Hall and the coffin chamber right behind. The pines,cypresses, ginkgoes and maples on the both sides of the road represent Mr. Sun` s revolutionary spirit and lofty quality. They take the place of statues and stone beasts which usually flanked the sacred road in ancient times. Among the trees, cedar is one of the “four kinds of tree for appreciation” and has been honored as the tree of Nanjing City. The grand archway at the end of the Mausoleum Road is the formal beginning of the mausoleum area. IT is 16 meters high, 27 meters wide and 8.8 meters deep. It is made of granite from the Fujian Province, too. Inscribed on the horizontal board of the middle passage is Dr. SunYat-sen` s handwriting. It means that the state doesn` t belong to one family but belongs to the entire nation and the common people. This is the goal for which Mr. Sun struggled for his whole life and it is also the excellent explanation of the Democracy of the Three People` s Principles. We have passed the gate of the Mausoleum, then in front of us is the Stele Pavilion. The 9-meter high stele in the middle of the pavilion was engraved with 24 gold-plating characters of Yan Zhenqing style, “Chinese KMT buried Premier Sun here on June 1, 18th year of the Republic of China”. These words were written by one of the founder members of KMT, Tan Yankai. When talking about setting up a stele, Wang Jing wei and Hu Hanmin were arranged to write an inscription for Mr. Sun, but two years passed, yet nothing they could write. Because they thought that Mr. Sun` s merits couldn` t be generated by word, then they chose to use the present from to praise Dr. Sun without engraving an inscription.

　　Going out of the pavilion, we` ll see numerous layers of steps. The people of Nanjing often say that the steps in the Mausoleum ware as number as the stone lions on Lugou Bridge (known for Westerners as Marco Polo Bridge). So when coming here tourists usually ask, “how many steps on earth are there in the Mausoleum?” My friends, if you are interested you can count them.

　　Now we are coming near the top platform. Look ,there are two big copper “ding”. They were contributed by Shanghai municipal government of that time. Now, please look carefully. There are two holes in the bottom of the left “ding”. Why? Just let me tell you .In late 1937, when the Japanese army attacked Nanjing, their shooting left two holes in the left ding. Now, although the circumstances have changed, the two holes always remind Chinese people not to forget the national humiliation. Not far away, there are two bronze dings in ancient style. They are presented by Mr. Sun` s son Sun Ke and his family.

　　Ascending the steps, now we have reached the top of the platform. Here we can have a bird-view of what it is in the distance. The Memorial Hall is the half way up to the mountain and there are altogether 392 steps covered if you count from the archway of Fraternity. The vertical distance is 70 meters but the plane distance is 700 meters. If you count the steps from the Stele Pavilion, the number of steps is 290. In order to avoid monotone ,the architect divided the 392 steps into 10 parts and every part has a platform and there are totally 10 such platforms. More marvelous, if you look up from the bottom, you can see that the steps extend to the top without stop and you cant see any platform. But if you look down from the top, you only see the platforms. The number of the steps, 392, is not a random number, it implied the number of Chinese population at that time-392 million.

　　Now we are in front of the Memorial Hall and the coffin Chamber. They are the major parts of the Mausoleum. The construction of these two building was supervised then by Lu Yanzhi, the gift young designer. If is when he was doing these two building he died of cancer. So when the later generation mention him they would often say, “It is a great pity he died before his complete success.” The structure of the Sacrificed Hall is of a ancient wooden palace style. It is 30 meters long, 25 meters wide and 29 meter high, surrounded by smaller constructions of fortress style and two 12.6-meter-high cloud columns. Its roof, with double-eaves and nine ridges, is covered with blue glare tiles. The outside of wall is covered with granite from Hongkong. The inscription on the horizontal board is engraved with seal characters cut in relief- “Naturalism” “Democracy” and “The people` s livelihood” . These are the most basic and general guiding principles of Mr. Sun` s revolutionary activities. Above “Democracy” , there is a horizontal inscription board with Sun` s handwriting on it, “Fill the World with Justice”.

　　Please follow me into the Memorial Hall. The floor is covered with white and black marble from Yunnan Province. The colors of white and black are among the traditional color for burial ceremonies in China. There are 12 black stone columns, with 0.8 meter as the diameter for each. You will see that the interiors of the walls around are inset with black marble. Now you can have a look at Mr. Sun Yat-seen` s handwriting of “Programme for Founding a State”, engraved on the east and west walls. The main colors of the Hall are black, white and blue, which are used to express filial piety in China. The inside windows are inlaid with smaltos. They present western flavors especially with floods of sunshine. The style of the whole structure is a blend of the East and the West, representing the well blended doctrine of Dr. Sun Yat-sen.

　　In the middle is the sitting statue of Dr. Sun Yat-sen in a robe. It is 4.6 meters high and the bottom is 2.1 meters wide. It was sculpted by the famous French sculptor Paul Arinsky whose native country is Poland . He was entrusted by the committee of Dr. Sun Yat-sen` s Funeral for sculpting it. He chose the Italian marble as the material for the statue . In 1930, the sculpture was sent to the Mausoleum from Paris. Its total cost was 1.5 million francs. The sic relief below are pictures depicting Mr. Sun` s life and revolutionary activities.

　　Passing through the Hall, we have come to the Coffin Chamber. There are two doors that you need to get through. The outer door consists of two American-made safety door leafs which are made of copper. The nails on them and the mysterious beasts on the copper loops are typical of traditional Chinese. The horizontal inscription board was engraved with “The noble spirit will never perish ” which was Sun` s handwriting for the 72 martyrs` tomb in Huanghua Mound of Guanzhou .The secound door is a single copper leaf engrave with seven characters “Mr. Sun Yat-sen` s tomb” which were written by Zhang Jing jiang.

　　The tomb is a half globe in shape. The design of KMT emblem is mosaicked in the vaulted dome. The floor of the round room is covered with marble. The room` s diameter is 18 meters and the height is 11 meters .The walls are covered with pink marbles. The circular marble pit is 1.7 meters deep and 4.35 meters in diameter. It is enclose with 1-meter-high white marble rails. In the pit lays Dr. Sun Yat-sen lying statue in Zhongshan Suit. This is sculpted in accordance to Mr. Sun` s remains by a Czechoslovakian sculptor. His copper coffin is lying about 5 meters below the sculpture. You may ask why on earth the clothes Dr. Wears for the sitting statue are totally different from those for the lying one? In those years, the leftists and the rightists inside of the KMT had severe conflicts. The rightists, headed by Chang Kai-shek wanted to restore the ancient ways and opposed revolution. They insisted that Mr. Sun should wear long robe, while the leftists insisted he wear Zhongshan Suit. Since they had different opinions thus the two statues have different clothes styles.

　　My friends, I `m afraid you must be concern about whether Mr. Sun remains are in the tomb or not. In fact, his remains had a unusual experience. After his death, his remain were dealt with antiseptic and placed in Biyun Monastery in Beijing in March, 1925. When the warlord Zhang Zong chang was defeated by the North Expeditionary Army and withdrew to Beijing in 1926, he ascribed his failure to Mr. Sun` s remains and decided to burn them .It is the patriotic general Zhang Xuelian who sent troops to protect the remains. Unfortunately they were once exposed to the air though they were safe again. On May 28, 1929, Mr. Sun` s coffin was sent to Pukou from Beijing by Jinpu Railway, and on June 1 it reached the Mausoleum. After the Grand Ceremony of Feng` an, the coffin and the remains were put into the pit and used cement to concrete it .The bottom of the tomb is granite. Under the copper coffin, there is a specially made wooden pad and enclosing the coffin is a well-sealed crystal box. After the breakout of the Resistance War against Japan, KMT government planed to transport the remains to Chongqing and at the end of the liberation war, Chang Kai-shek planed to transport it to Taiwan this time. Because it was not a easy job to take the coffin out and the work might do damage to the remains as well, this plan was fiercely attacked by the engineering field and the left wing of the KMT. At last Chang gave up the plan. So the remains have stayed here safely up to today.

　　Passing through the door in the back wall of the square outside you will arrive at the Mausoleum Park. The back wall of the park is a “Exhibition of Construction of Dr. Sun Yat-sen` s Mausoleum ”.The Exhibition contains nearly 200 precious historic materials which show the construction of the Mausoleum and the process of the transportation of Mr. Sun` s remains.

　　Beside the main structure, there are also some constructions around the Mausoleum built in memory of Mr. Sun. Most of the constructions are built after 1929 with the donation of those from both all trades in China and overseas Chinese. The Fraternity Pavilion on top of the Plum Hill is built with the donation of a Taiwanese compatriot. IT was completed on November 12,1993, the 127th anniversary of Mr. Sun` s birthday.

　　Ladies and gentlemen. Mr. Sun struggled for a better China for his whole life and overthrew monarch feudalist system which lasted for more than 2000 years. He carried out the three principal policies of “Making an alliance with Russia and the Communist Party of China and helping the farmers and workers” in his later days. The great feat Mr. Sun has achieved has gained great respect and praise from people from both home and abroad. After liberation, both central and local governments have exerted great efforts in preserving this excellent heritage.

　　Now, as one of the “Top Forty Tourist Resorts in China” Dr. Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum receives numerous Chinese and international friends every years. People come here to pay homage to Mr. Sun. Today, the unification has become the main tendency in terms of the relations between the Chinese on both sides of the Straits . I believe that most Chinese people, from both home and abroad, are expecting from the bottom of heart the coming of the day when our country is united and getting more prosperous. At that time, when hearing this. Dr. Sun would smile and be satisfied for sure in the other world. OK, thank you very much for your cooperation. Good bye and good luck!

在南京混迹五年，一直以为自己对南京的历史，文化还有景点都算了解。中山陵也去过不下10次了，直到这次带几个上海过来的朋友去中山陵，才知道其实自己知道的真的不多。再加上需要用英文向朋友解释，我这个导游就更差劲了，搞得最后一个朋友开玩笑说“you should pay me back for your pool service”，OMG，没脸见人了，赶紧补课吧。

1．南京中山陵是伟大的革命先行者孙中山先生的陵墓（在出租车上被jeff问到这个问题，犹如当头一棒，看来孙中山先生的品牌建设工作还需加强啊）

2．中山陵的门票价格已涨至80元（贵吧？！）不过持此票还可以游览附近的灵谷寺，音乐台等景点。

3．中山陵自1926年春动工，至1929年夏建成。面积共8万余平方米。主要建筑有：牌坊、墓道、陵门、碑亭、祭堂和墓室等。

4．从博爱坊直到祭堂前共有十组392级台阶，每组都有一个平台，向上看不见平台，向下看却不见台阶，其中“392”还暗喻当时的三亿九千二百万中国同胞（392,000,000）。

5．从空中往下看，中山陵像一座平卧在绿绒毯上的“自由钟”。山下中山先生铜像是钟的尖顶，半月形广场是钟顶圆弧，而陵墓顶端墓室的穹隆顶，就像一颗溜圆的钟摆锤。

6．孙中山先生生前酷爱种树，曾亲手栽中山陵现址附近种下很多树木，孙先生逝世于3月12日，为了纪念孙先生，3月12日被设为植树节。（早知道的话以前植树节老师让去种树我会更心甘情愿一点）。南京解放后，刘伯承任市长时，特地从湖南运来2万株杉树和梧桐树，种植在这里。

7．孙中山先生的遗体确实就葬在墓室地下5米深处。关于此，一直以来有两个说法，另一说是蒋介石将其移到了台湾。其实，孙先生逝世后，他的遗体历经了磨难。本来，孙中山逝世前，曾经吩咐葬礼仪式和棺木式样仿照列宁的格式，让民众瞻仰遗容。可当孙先生逝世时，苏联赠送的玻璃钢棺材没能及时运到，只好暂时安放在酉式玻璃盖棺木棺内，停放在北京香山碧云寺石塔之中。当1925年3月30日苏联政府送来玻璃钢棺材时，孙中山的遗体已久殓半个多月了，由于防腐措施不当，遗容不能再供后人瞻仰，只好改为土葬。1929年6月1日，遗体从北京迁往南京，当时就在这卧像下5米左右处安放了从美国定购的紫铜棺。解放战争后期，蒋介石曾想将遗体迁往台湾，但由于爆破墓穴势必会损坏遗体，因而作罢，终于使遗体得以安然保存在中山陵内。

8．祭堂内正中是孙中山先生的坐像，坐像的底座四周有六幅浮雕，内容分别是“如抱赤子”、“出国宣传”、“商讨革命”、“国会授印”、“振聋发聩”、“讨袁护国”。

9．祭堂内的墙壁上刻有孙先生手书的《建国大纲》全文

10．祭堂内有一个孙先生的雕像，墓室里也有一个，知道有什么区别吗？祭堂的那个是坐着的，墓室那个是躺着的（废话，这是人都知道），最重要的一点，祭堂内的那个穿的长袍马褂，墓室里面穿的是中山装。这是由于当时国民党内两派意见不合，结果就各搞各的了（汗~~）

11．沿台阶往上走，有一个平台上放有两个大鼎，左边的那个鼎有两个大洞，那是日军侵略南京时，被炸弹爆炸的弹片击中所造成的。

12．孙先生本名孙文，字逸仙。外国友人都称他为逸仙博士，因他在日本从事革命活动时曾用过“中山樵”的化名，所以在国内被尊称为孙中山先生。

13．当时为了迎接孙中山先生的灵柩，特意建造了一条有中山码头至中山门的柏油路。这条路线现在还是南京的交通要道（中山北路+中山路+？？）

14．中山门到陵墓的那条路成为陵园路，两旁种满法国梧桐，所谓的法国梧桐其实是中国的土产梧桐，只不过由于当时外国人从云南运来梧桐种在法租界，就成了法国梧桐（岂有此理！），顺便告诉大家，南京的市树是雪松。

此刻，你就躺在我我的身边，我却止不住心里对你的想念。

把头钻进你的臂弯，伸出我的右手，想与你十指相扣，就这样缠绕着入睡。睡梦中的你抽出手指，把我的手握在你的手心里。你的手心有小小的汗，暖暖的，湿湿的，沿着我的手，把一注温暖一直注入到我的心里。

明天，不，已经是今天了，就是几个小时以后，我们又会再一次分开，在同一个城市的两个并不遥远的角落，各自延续自己的工作，或者说是，生活。记不得多少次了，我们彼此纠缠，分开，再纠缠，再分开。

第一次认识你，几天很温柔的缠绵，最后那天，一起吃完午饭，走到大街上，松开牵着的手，微笑着说再见，你走那边，我走这边。如此的坚决，没有一丝的不舍，那时候的我们，起码是我，认定你只是我生命中的一个过客，也许，我们永远不会再有见面的可能。

没想到。。人生总是有想不到的东西，哪怕对于我这样一个以瞎想度日的人，也没有例外。

我已经如此小心翼翼，却还是落入了你的陷阱，爱上你在我耳边念诗时的婉转，还有，偶尔突如其来的暴力。我总是会在心底期待这种暴力。

拒绝去想太多东西，我的未来实在有太多的不确定，喜欢听你说——确定一定以及肯定——可是，在我能给你确定一定以及肯定之前，请原谅我短暂得逃避好么？

我不期待你的任何承诺，只要你愿意握着我的手，让我这样静静的守着沉睡的你，听你在梦中的呓语，哪怕你的梦中没有我。

从下午起来到现在，我和K两个人用了十几个小时时间翻译一份50几页的Business plan

真是痛苦啊，头都快爆炸了

虽然有google translation 这种好东西，我翻译出来的东西还是惨不忍睹，还是需要经过K的二次翻译

那份PPT作的那么业余，可是里面的用词实在太专业，郁闷死！！难怪好翻译的工资难么高，难怪她们说翻译的命都不长。

来这里吼几声，发泄一下，然后就要去睡觉觉了。

最后作个广告，我们要招个翻译经理，准备组建一支高质量的翻译团队，有兴趣有本事的赶紧找校莉报名阿:D

卓越还算没让我失望的，今天，准确地说应该是昨天，起床就看到包裹躺在我的办公桌上，谢谢门卫大叔，呵呵:D

《激荡三十年》是签名版（貌似为此我还多出了点米），一溜绿色的《史记》摆在书桌上也很有架势阿，康永的《有一天阿，宝宝》在第一时间借给跟我同住一个房间的joyce了，她比我更需要这种书打发时间，我想。

亲爱的鄙视我买史记，说我起码一年才能看得完这是本书，我说一年就一年吧，反正书是我的拉，慢慢看呗，他居然说书只有读到肚子里才算是我的（好像我老爸的口气啊！！），放在桌上也是我的啊，难道你想抢不成%￥*！

不过说真的，这些书肯定是躲不过雪藏的命运了，几天一起床，K就劈头盖脸扔过来一堆业务，上海那边的公司要起步了，据说上海那位Yale University 毕业，著名咨询公司出身的Boss级人物4月份要去美国接洽业务，我们这边开始在国内接单。四月份要开始像陀螺了。做咨询的，做网站的，做翻译的，作设计的，统统向这边看齐了，小莉以后要跟你们有共同语言了，有好玩的带上我阿。

K说我要保证早起的schedule，上海那便可不会等到半下午才跟我谈事情，OMG，好吧，起就起。

前两天和gleam聊起现在白领兼职创业的事情，我们both对此很感兴趣，我有可能会在近期开始走访一些赚外快的大牛哦，如果（真的是如果阿）有时间的话我会把聊天记录整理成文章放上来的。

还有，还有很多拉，比如我们说在南京的人要定期聚聚阿，每次聚的时候不能只吃吃喝喝，还要分享一下这段时间的收获，可是这个组织的事情很麻烦了，找齐这帮子人可不是件容易的事情。

还有。。。还有。。。

哎呀，要不怎么说脑子摔坏了，哪来时间做这么多的事情啊。55555~~~~

亲爱的周五回来陪我，先把时间留给他，噢耶！！

前段时间在床上摔了一跤，没错，就是在床上摔了一跤，坐在床沿一头往后栽在地上，那姿势叫做漂亮，然后脑袋上起了一个大包，同时祸及腰和手臂。那之后脑子晕了两三天，我坚持不去医院，一是因为我生平讨厌进医院，第二是我怕医生告诉我脑震荡&%^! 我潜意识里固执地认为只要去医院，医生就一定会说我摔成了脑震荡，看来这脑子的确是摔坏了。 

最直接体现就是我最近又开始买书-藏书-读书的轮回。

众所周知我喜欢买书，书非买不能读也，不过呢，想我这种懒人，买书也只是做做样子，买回来的书大部分都会直接被我冷藏一段时间，等到哪天脑子发热（或者发冷）的时候才会去翻出来。

而这几天，脑子不是一般的发热，都快烧起来了，估计就是上次那一跤摔的。

先是跑到书店买回来《人生若只如初见》，被这个小妮子诱惑很久了，确切的说被那兰容若那斯，如此蛊惑的一个名字。买得还挺值，退烧效果一流，买回来那天晚上翻了几页，失望至极，随手扔在一边，接下来几天就没了看书的欲望。

委屈了那本一起买的《誓鸟》，它一直静静的躺在我的枕头边，直到某一天我躺下去的时候不小心碰到它，才想起他的存在。然后我的脑子又发热了，现在每天晚上都看上一章。张悦然是个好孩子，哈。

 刚刚手痒痒，去网上乱翻一阵，豆瓣的热门书籍越来越流于俗套，不看！豆瓣推荐嘛，小程序作的不错，可惜推荐的书我现在都已经不感兴趣了，怎么，我都会换胃口，你就不会换算法阿。吃久了荤的就像吃点素的嘛，人都是这样。不说了，买书去，对当当的配送速度是无语了，看在amazon的份上，这次就试试joyo吧。看看我的收获:

 1．《激荡三十年-中国企业1978-2008(上) 》，大败局作者吴晓波的新作，只出了上册，下册还不知要到猴年马月呢，他说要先写完大败局2，然后才写这本书的下册，晕

2．《有一天阿，宝宝》。借此书向某个叫我小丫头的人问好，因为我跟他打赌两个月不见面。

3．《史记》，全10册的繁体竖排版，看这种书就要这个味道。看了如果好的话我打算看《二十四史》全套，完了，肯定是脑子摔坏了。

翻译的商业书籍已经基本上从我的购书清单上消失了，除非我期待的the world is flat 会出一个比较好的翻译版本，现在这个译本实在太差，坚决抵制之，我有足够的时间等，即使等不到好的译本，起码我可以等到我的英文足够好了然后读英文原版（自己汗一下！！）

希望yojo的配送速度不会让我失望，否则我下次没地方买书了。

一直很喜欢舒婷的《致橡树》 

         我如果爱你——
　　绝不像攀援的凌霄花，
　　借你的高枝炫耀自己：
　　我如果爱你——
　　绝不学痴情的鸟儿，
　　为绿荫重复单调的歌曲；
　　也不止像泉源，
　　常年送来清凉的慰籍；
　　也不止像险峰，增加你的高度，衬托你的威仪。
　　甚至日光。
　　甚至春雨。
　　不，这些都还不够！
　　我必须是你近旁的一株木棉，
　　做为树的形象和你站在一起。
　　根，紧握在地下，
　　叶，相触在云里。
　　每一阵风过，
　　我们都互相致意，
　　但没有人
　　听懂我们的言语。
　　你有你的铜枝铁干，
　　像刀，像剑，
　　也像戟，
　　我有我的红硕花朵，
　　像沉重的叹息，
　　又像英勇的火炬，
　　我们分担寒潮、风雷、霹雳；
　　我们共享雾霭流岚、虹霓，
　　仿佛永远分离，
　　却又终身相依，
　　这才是伟大的爱情，
　　坚贞就在这里：
　　不仅爱你伟岸的身躯，
　　也爱你坚持的位置，脚下的土地。

也许，凌霄花所以攀援，不是为了炫耀，而是与你相拥。鸟儿的吟唱虽然单调，确是最深情的一曲。好吧，如果你都不喜欢，那就做一株木棉吧，将根深入地下，将叶耸入云里，然后在枝上，挂满红硕的花朵。

云语朝歌，天涯水湄，唱的不过是一出梦的传奇。谁阖眼，谁醒悟，谁的世界梦见庄周，谁的庄周梦见蝴蝶？谁的蝴蝶醒来发现天地间的莲花凋谢一朵，竟又错过了一生……

    无聊的夜里，谁也不见蝴蝶,谁也不是庄周……