1996年12月10日,诺贝尔逝世一百周年的日子,波兰著名女诗人希姆博尔斯卡获得诺贝尔文学奖。她是第四位获此殊荣的波兰作家。瑞典文学院说她“用诗歌对生活作出回答”。对一名普通人来讲,我们也自觉或是被迫地要用我们的精神状态来对生活作出自己的回答。希姆博尔斯卡在接受瑞典国王授奖后,应瑞典文学院的邀请,作了题为《诗人与世界》的演讲。在演讲中,这位73岁的“老太太”说;“关于这世界,我们还要说些什么呢?那就是它令人惊奇。”保持活跃的精神生活,对世界怀有持久不衰的惊奇感也许是这位年逾古稀的诗人给我们的最好启示。随着年龄的增加,我们的好奇心逐渐减弱,随着好奇心的泯灭,活跃的智力逐渐消逝,这是大多数人精神生活的悲 On December 10, 1996, the hundredth anniversary of Nobel’s death, the famous Polish poet Khim Bolska won the Nobel Prize in Literature. She is the fourth Polish writer to receive this award. The Swedish School says she “responds to life with poetry ”. To an ordinary person, we also consciously or forcibly use our mental state to make our own answers to life. After receiving the award from the Swedish king, Khimbleskar made a speech titled “Poets and the World” at the invitation of the Swedish Literature Institute. In her speech, the 73-year-old “Old Lady” said: “What else are we going to say about the world? That’s surprising.” Keep an active spiritual life that holds the world Enduring a sense of wonder may be the best inspiration for this year-old poet. As we age, our curiosity diminishes gradually, and as the curiosity kills, the active intelligence gradually fades, which is the tragedy of most people’s spiritual life