初到加拿大真感到无聊透顶。白天妻子上班,我和女儿守在家中,电视看不懂,从国内带来的几本书已看得几乎背熟了。周围的商店逛了不知多少遍,街上的景色更是浏览了一回又一回。重复的机械动作让人心烦,又令人质疑:如此发达的国家竟会如此使人无聊?偶然的一个机会,朋友听说我们的苦恼后说:“为什么不去办张借书证,那样可能会帮你们解不少闷。”第二天我们全家出动,到离我们住处最近的一家图书馆办理借书证。手续非常简单,不收任何费用,有关证件验过,然后就发给你一张像IC电话卡一样的卡片,那上面记录着持证人的情况,每次借书,刷一下卡就可以了。有了卡,当场就做“试验”。这家图书馆不算很大,三层楼,但书不少,各式各样,什么语种都有。我们直奔中文书架。遗憾的是中文书籍并不很多,只有两个书架。但国内出版物占了绝对优势,政 Arrived in Canada really feel boring. His wife to work during the day, my daughter and I keep at home, television do not understand, brought several books from the country have seen almost cooked. Visiting around the shops do not know how many times, the street view is to browse back and forth again. Repeated mechanical action upset people, but also questioning: so developed country was so boring? Occasionally a chance, a friend heard about our distress, said: “Why not do a library card, so May help you understand a lot of nausea. ”“ The next day our whole family dispatched to a library card nearest to our residence library card. The procedure is very simple, without any fees, the documents examined, and then sent you a card like the IC card, which records the situation of the holder, every time you borrow a book, brush the card on it. With the card, on the spot to do ”test ". This library is not large, three floors, but a lot of books, a wide range of languages. We went straight to the Chinese bookshelf. Unfortunately, there are not many Chinese books, only two shelves. However, domestic publications accounted for the absolute advantage of politics