[1]在南部城市慕尼黑火车站,我们走下火车向出站口走去,迎面一幅用德文书写的醒目标语映入我们的眼帘:“我生在慕尼黑以世界为家。”我们这次访德,进出海关的手续的确办得很快,都没超过5分钟。而且,我们在德国的日子里,不论是住宾馆、乘火车,还是到公共场所去,从未有人查看我们的护照,尽管我们随时将护照带在身上。在德国,我们走过的城市都有两个鲜明的现象:一是在有人群的地 [1] At the southern city of Munich, we walked down the train to the exit, with a striking slogan in German written in front of us: “I was born in Munich and I was born in Munich.” During the visit to Germany, the formalities for entering and leaving the Customs Office did indeed run very fast, no more than 5 minutes. And we never saw us passports, whether we were living in a hotel, by train, or in public places, during our stay in Germany, although we were always ready to bring the passport with us. In Germany, we have traveled the city has two distinct phenomenon: First, in a crowded place