论文部分内容阅读
一直很喜欢出外旅行,特别是跑到一个陌生的地方去悠哉游哉地待上那么几天。然后,随着自己的节奏去体验一下当地的风土人情,去触摸一下那里的建筑物,去品尝一下地道的美食,去呼吸一下自己生活的城市以外的空气。原来,我所喜爱的这种旅游方式,正是“慢旅”。对于很多工作的人来说,“慢旅”是奢侈的,承受不起的可能不是它的费用,而是它所需的时间。但是,我想,要是我们愿意向电脑、电视、游戏机请那么几个小时假,或是给手机和平板电脑放那么几个小时假的话,我们便能在自己的世界里品尝“慢旅”的味道:我们可以与家人一同散步,与宠物嬉戏,与朋友在公园里闲聊,坐在车站的椅子上看来来往往的人群与车流,站在天桥上看暮色的降临……慢慢地,我们把心从“效率”的魔咒中解放出来,从争分夺秒的竞争中撤退下来。我们重新审视周围的一切,也许能发现:精美的橱窗不一定在巴黎,快乐的骑行不一定在阿姆斯特丹,绚烂的落叶不一定在新英格兰。而我们的生命,不管在哪里,也能如恒河般充满喜悦地缓缓前行。在此,我不禁想起《在树上唱歌》的几句歌词:“想要吹着口哨在树上唱歌,遥想开往远方的火车,可以那么轻快地穿过山洞。大树上还很空,你要不要陪我?”——Jenny
Has always been like to travel abroad, in particular, went to a strange place to leisurely and leisurely to stay on for a few days. Then, with their own pace to experience the local customs and practices, to touch the buildings there, to taste the authentic cuisine, to breathe the air outside their own lives outside the city. It turned out that I like this kind of travel, it is “slow travel ”. For many people working, “slow travel” is a luxury, not affordable may not be its cost, but the time it takes. However, I think if we would like to spend a few hours off on computers, TVs, game consoles or just a few hours off for cellphones and tablets, we would be able to taste in our own world “ ”Taste: We can walk with family, play with pets, chat with friends in the park, sitting in the chair of the station seems to come and go crowd and traffic, standing on the flyover watching twilight ... slowly In the end, we’ve freed our mind from the curse of “efficiency” and retreated from the race against time. We revisit everything around us and may find that the beautiful windows are not necessarily in Paris, the happy ride is not necessarily in Amsterdam, the gorgeous leaves are not necessarily in New England. And our lives, no matter where, can move forward with joy like the Ganges River. At this point, I can not help but think of the lyrics of “Singing in the Tree”: “You want to sing in the tree with a whistling blow, and think of a train going to the far distance, so you can cross the cave so lightly. Do you want to accompany me? ”" Jenny