“在这个世界上只有两样东西能使我们感动——一个是我们头顶灿烂的星空,另一个则是我们内心的道德准则。”一百多年以前的康德如是说。也许,我们并不能像庄子那样,有一种看透世俗的坦然,以及一副“泥泞中亦可”的大无畏;也许,我们并不能像鲁迅那样,有一种尖锐的目光,深刻地揭示中华民族几千年来所积存着的民族劣根性;也许,我们并不能像美国作家海伦·凯勒那样,虽然盲聋,却依 “There are only two things in this world that can move us—one is the starry sky above us, and the other is our inner code of ethics,” said Kant more than a hundred years ago. Maybe, we cannot have the kind of open-mindedness that we can see through the world, like Zhuangzi, and the fearlessness of being “in the mud.” Perhaps we cannot have a sharp look like Lu Xun, and profoundly reveal thousands of Chinese people. The national racial roots that have accumulated over the years may not be like the American writer Helen Keller who, although blind, is