奥运开幕前的雅典,一直是个大工地,路没平,馆缺顶,工人不紧不慢,简直是皇帝不急,故意要急死太监。全世界的体育迷,都为雅典捏了一把汗。 记得,“文革”时期流行这样一个段子,全国各地的人喜欢组团参观大寨,学习人家的梯田经验,有一回大寨来不及在几块田里种上庄稼,负责接待? Athens before the Olympic Games opened has always been a big site. The road is not flat. The museum is in short supply and the workers are not slow and slow. It is simply that the emperor is not in a hurry and deliberately wants to rush to death. Sports fans around the world, all knees sweat for Athens. I remember that during the “Cultural Revolution” period, such a passage was popular. People from all over the country like to visit Dazhai and learn from others’ terraced fields. Once Dazhai did not have time to plant crops in several fields and was responsible for reception?