是的,我想伟人的历史是一则悲剧。他们不仅于有生之年邂逅巡警,更往往于其作品被世人接受之时悄然逝去;他们生前不断饱受压迫,压力来自奋力求生存时所面临的障碍与困逆。从此,每当我听到社会承认此类人士的价值之际,我鲜明地怀想他们那寂静得有些阴森的影子;于其简朴里,我发现他们依然更伟大更动人。 Yes, I think great man’s history is a tragedy. Not only did they encounter patrolmen during their lifetime, but they often quietly passed away when their works were accepted by the world; they were continuously oppressed and under pressure from the obstacles and difficulties they faced in their struggle to survive. From then on, whenever I hear the value of society admitting such people, I vividly conceive of their shadowy stillness; in their simplicity I find that they are still greater and more moving.