大卫·芬奇的电影《七宗罪》给了我们一个对人的生存状态和道德前景的丰富的联想空间。那“七宗罪”分开来讲,每条都不能算是死罪,但它们的确仿佛镶嵌在人性中那样,挥脱不去,即如上帝与撒旦的博弈,胜只是败的另一面。 买书不看,据我最保守的估计,是半数买书人屡屡在不经意间隐隐作痛的困境。有哪个人敢说“我买的每一本书都从头至尾看过”呢?细细看来,那“七宗罪”就正是买书不看者已犯下和将犯下的罪行。 David Finch’s movie The Seven Sins gives us a rich associative space for the state of human existence and morality. As far as “seven sin” is concerned, each can not be regarded as a death penalty. However, they are indeed as if embedded in human nature. They can not get out of their way, that is, the game between God and Satan is only the other side of defeat. Buying books does not look that, according to my most conservative estimate, it is the plight of half a dozen of calligraphers who inadvertently indistinctly ache. Who dares to say, “Every book I buy has been read from the beginning to the end.” Looking carefully, that “the seven crimes” is exactly what the bookwinner has committed and will commit. Crime.