“雅努斯”是罗马神话中的一尊“两面神”,他的脑袋前后各有一副面孔:一副看着过去,一副注视着未来,如若你留心古罗马钱币,便可发现,那上面常有这尊神的形象:他一手拿着开门的钥匙,另一只却拿着警卫的长杖。于是,一提到“雅努斯”,明白这神话的人就会想到“自相 “Janus” is a “god of the two gods” in Roman mythology. There are two faces in front of each of his head: one looks at the past, one looks at the future, and if you look out for ancient Roman coins, you can see that This image of God is often found: he has the key to open the door in one hand and the long staff holding the guard in the other. So, referring to “Janus”, people who understand this myth will think of “self.”