你读过它吗?它讲的并不是几只小老鼠被人偷走心爱奶酪的故事,也不是一场关于可口奶酪的争夺战。它讲了一个关于“变化”的故事,教你为什么以及如何随着变化而变化。这些道理我国古人是早就明白了的,通俗的说,就是不能坐吃山空、临渴掘井,要懂得未雨绸缪、居安思危,哪怕是杞人忧天,也要防患于未然,有备,则无患。美籍作者斯宾塞·约翰逊将这一大道理融入短小精悍的童话故事中,寓意深刻又趣味横生。抛开次要的引子和事记,这 Have you read it? It is not a story about a few mice being stolen from a beloved cheese, nor is it a battle for delicious cheese. It tells a story about “change” to teach you why and how to change with change. These doctrines have long been understood by the ancient Chinese people. Popularly speaking, they cannot just sit back and eat in the air, and thirst for digging wells. They must know how to prepare for a rainy day and worry about danger in times of peace. Even if it is worrying people, they must take precautions and be prepared to do so. Spencer Johnson, the American author, integrated this principle into a short and elaborate fairy tale, which is profound and interesting. Put aside the minor introductions and events, this