我这件西服5块钱,皮鞋3块,衬衣2块,领带1块,都是二手货,只有我的诗是一手的。前段时间一位外国朋友对我说,中国现在的社会氛围特别像美国上世纪20年代。这让我觉得很惊讶,就问他为什么不是像60年代。他解释道,美国的20年代和60年代有一些相同点,都是年轻人追求自由、张扬个性的年代,但在背后有着本质性的不同。上世纪20年代,一战刚刚结束,社会财富迅速积累,人们压抑已久的消费欲望得到释放,整个社会充满了乐观主义精神。20年代的典型肖像是一个瘦得有些病态的美女,穿着貂皮大 My suit 5 dollars, 3 shoes, 2 shirts, a tie, are second-hand goods, only my poetry is a hand. Some time ago a foreign friend told me that China’s current social atmosphere is particularly like the United States in the 1920s. It made me feel very surprised and asked why he was not like the 60’s. He explained that there were some similarities between the 1920s and 1960s in the United States, which are the era in which young people pursue freedom and publicity, but there are fundamental differences behind them. In the 1920s, when the First World War was over and the social wealth rapidly accumulated, people’s long-suppressed consumption desire was released. The entire society was full of optimism. A typical portrayal of the 1920s was a skinny, somewhat skinny woman wearing a mink fur