这句话的意思是说,我们错过的好东西是非常多的,所以我们不必太吃惊。还有一层意思当然就是,这么好的东西,我们居然错过了,当然是要吃惊一下的。因为我能够自由地观察行人,所以我可以吃得饱。这句话出自赫塔·穆勒的短篇小说《一只苍蝇飞过半个森林》,这是我看过的唯一一篇赫塔·穆勒的小说。我没看过的好东西和坏东西都是比较多 The meaning of this sentence is that we missed a lot of good things, so we do not have to be too surprised. Of course, there is a layer of meaning is that such a good thing, we actually missed, of course, to be surprised. Because I was able to observe pedestrians freely, I could have enough to eat. The phrase comes from a short story by Geta Mueller, “A Fly Flying Halfway through the Forest,” the only one I’ve read about Geta Mueller’s novel. Good things and bad things I have not seen are more