我很欣赏台湾漫画家几米一幅题为《有效期限》的漫画,画的中心是一片浅绿的水,上部有一些叶片粗大开满了紫花的藤儿,中间偏下是两块石头,大石头上坐着一大一小两个人,小石头上蹲着一只好奇的小青蛙。左下角一只小纸船正悄然无声地驶来,朦朦胧胧的影子倒映在水里,显得那样圣洁、诗意而又孤寂、无助。旁边的诗云:“一艘小纸船,悠悠地飘过来,吸饱水分,渐渐沉没。世界上所有的美好,都有有效期限。” I really appreciate the comic book of Taiwan’s cartoonist entitled “The Expiration Date”. The center of the painting is a piece of light green water. There are some leaves with thick purple vines on the top and two stones in the middle. Sitting on the stone is a small one and two people. A small curious frog is on the small stone. In the lower left corner, a small paper boat is quietly coming in. The shadow of the ripples is reflected in the water. It looks holy, poetic and lonely and helpless. Next to the poem: “A small paper boat floats leisurely, absorbs moisture and sinks. All the good things in the world have an expiration date.”