美国作家文森特·皮尔,曾经讲述过这样一段亲身经历。在香港的一条狭窄街道上,皮尔看到了一家文身商店,在商店的展列橱窗里,摆放着很多经过精心装饰的文身样品——旗帜、爱国标语、锚、短剑甚至骷髅。有一个样品,牢牢抓住了皮尔的眼睛,那是一句话“,一生注定失败。”皮尔感到非 The American writer Vincent Peel once described such a personal experience. In a narrow street in Hong Kong, Peel saw a tattoo store. In the store’s display window, there were many carefully decorated tattoo samples—flags, patriotic banners, anchors, daggers, and even skeletons. There was a sample that firmly grasped Peel’s eyes. It was a sentence. “Life was doomed to failure.”