“人们开始为逝去的母亲献上白色康乃馨,为健在的母亲送上红色康乃馨,最关键的是人们开始学着向母亲表达自己的感恩和尊敬。”墓地前的宏愿1905年5月9日,美国费城,西桂树丘公墓。一群身着黑衣的人围在一个墓穴前肃穆静默地注视着里面的棺木。整个现场异常安静,甚至能听见春日的微风吹动周围茂密的月桂树叶时轻轻的沙沙声。默哀完毕,听着牧师低声 “People begin to offer white carnations to dead mothers and red carnations to healthy mothers. The key is that people begin to learn to express their gratitude and respect to their mothers.” Before the cemetery May 9, 1905 , Philadelphia, USA, West Laurel Cemetery. A group of people dressed in black surrounded the coffin in front of a grave in silence. The whole scene was very quiet, and even heard the spring breeze blowing gently around the laurel leaves rustle. After the silence, listen to the priest whispered