印度尼西亚加里曼丹的蒙加拉村有一条规矩:严禁哭泣,违者必遭痛打。因此,在这个村子里永远听不到哭声。据美国人种学家雷蒙普贝说,有一个女人因母亲死了而痛哭,被她的丈夫痛打了一顿。有一个小孩,母亲为制止他哭泣,用布塞住他的嘴,几乎使他窒息而死。不仅本村人不准哭,外来人也不准哭,否则就要被驱逐或挨打。 据一位曾到该村研究人种的日本教授说,很久以前,这个村庄流行霍乱,许多人死亡,亲人悲伤痛哭,结果越哭死的人越多,于是村里 There is a rule in the village of Montgha in Kalimantan, Indonesia: No crying is strictly forbidden, and offenders must be beaten. Therefore, weeps can never be heard in this village. According to Raymond Purbey, an American germ-labrador, a woman was weary when her mother died and was beaten by her husband. There was a child, the mother to stop him crying, cloth plug in his mouth, almost suffocating him to death. Not only will the villagers not cry or foreigners cry, otherwise they will be deported or beaten. According to a Japanese professor who studied ethnicity in the village, a long time ago, the village was prevalent with cholera, many people died, their loved ones sadly wept, and the more they cried, the more the village