五幼儿园欢乐的儿歌将我唤醒,我睁开双眼迎接新的一周的第一天。我们宿舍后面紧挨着一家叫做蓝天鹅的幼儿园,每天一大早就会大喇叭播放《喜羊羊和灰太狼》,是我天然的闹钟。长期听儿歌的后果就是你有时候也会情不自禁的哼上两句,老实说,还挺伤感的。仰望者的床铺早已空空如也,他这时候估计已经在教室里正襟危坐,忙不迭地记笔记了。我得去听一堂名为《消失的文明》的选修课,上课的是个女老师,约莫四十五六年纪,典雅的面庞,瘦高个,在古籍所工作,曾经在《国家地理》干过编辑,后来因为身体原因回学校任教,出版了三本有关文物收藏方面的著作。她向我展示了人生的另一种可能性, Five kindergarten children’s songs will wake me up, I opened my eyes to greet the new day the first day. Behind our dormitory next to a kindergarten called the blue swan, every morning loudspeakers will play “Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf,” is my natural alarm clock. Long-term consequences of listening to children’s songs is that you sometimes can not help but hum two sentences, to be honest, quite sad. Looking forward to the bed has long been empty, he is estimated to have sat in the classroom at this time, over time note taking note. I have to go to an elective called “Disappearing Civilization.” I have to attend a class of female teachers, about forty-six years old, with elegant faces, tall and thin, working in ancient books and having worked in National Geographic Editor, and later back to school because of physical reasons, published three books on the collection of artifacts. She showed me another possibility of life,