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那天是七夕,中国情人节。正在英国利兹大学攻读审计风险评估学博士的台湾女孩雪如,驾一辆红色跑车,接我们去牛津大学附近一个古老的英国乡村——水边的堡登小镇喝下午茶。原本一个小时的路程,雪如却绕了近三个小时才找到那有小桥、流水、人家的异域幽处。难怪她一边找路,一边忙不迭地自责:“我本来不应该走错路的。真是越急越容易错。”坐在她一旁的表弟却笑她这是做补习班小妹练出来的急性子,副作用是越急越徒劳。
That day is Tanabata, Chinese Valentine’s Day. A snow-capped Taiwanese girl studying PhD in Audit Risk Assessment at the University of Leeds, UK, drove a red sports car to pick us up for afternoon tea at Fort Gordon, an ancient English village near Oxford University. The original one-hour journey, such as snow but around for about three hours to find that there is a small bridge, water, people’s secular seclusion. No wonder she was looking for a way, while hesitated to blame: “I should have been wrong way. Really more urgent the more easily wrong.” Cousin sitting on her side laughs at her this is a cram school practice out Acute sub-side effects are more urgent in vain.