我去美国西雅图时被朋友安排在一对美国夫妇家住,他们家很大,孤立的两座小楼,主人一座,另一座客人住。我们到达时天色已晚,主人都休息了,我们几个人悄没声进了屋,分头进了房间。进屋时我一直纳闷儿美国人为何不锁屋门。第二天一早才看见主人,聊天时知男主人是法学专家,女主人是艺术家,所以家中的布置极富艺术气息。主人家有好几把古老的椅子,凭我有限的知识,知道是英国维多利亚时代的产品,一打听才知道其中有的是美国的仿品。这些古 When I went to Seattle in the United States, I was arranged by my friend to live in a couple of American couples. They had two large, isolated houses with two masters and one guest. The weather was late when we arrived, and the hosts rested, and a few of us silently entered the house and split into the room. When I entered the room I wondered why the Americans did not lock the door. The next morning saw the owner early in the morning, chatting to know the man is a law expert, the hostess is an artist, so the layout of the home is very artistic. The host family has several ancient chairs. With my limited knowledge, I knew that it was a product of the Victorian era in the United Kingdom. I knew that some of them were imitations of the United States. These ancient