在国外不时会遇到鄙夷的目光,其原因不仅仅是文化有差异,而且还有许多令人深思的东西。 第一次遇到鄙夷的目光是有一次上邮局。在南非公共场所如邮局、商店、银行和自动存提款机前有时是要排队的,而且有专门的用红丝线围起来让人排队的围栏,离柜台和机器还有一米的隔离线。我去邮局发信,也注意到了排队,但想问一问我住的地区的邮政编码,以为这没关系,就直接走到柜台前问了一位职员。职员告诉了我,但我转过身来继续排队时,发现了一些异样的眼光,有 From time to time in foreign countries will encounter contempt for the eyes, not only because of cultural differences, but there are many things that are thought-provoking. The first time I met contemptuous eyes is once on the post office. In South Africa public spaces such as post offices, shops, banks and ATMs are sometimes lined up before, with dedicated fences lined up in red thread and a one-meter line of separation from the counter and machine. I went to the post office to write a letter, I noticed the queue, but I would like to ask the zip code of the area I live in. I thought it did not matter and went directly to the counter and asked a staff member. Staff told me, but I turned around to continue lining up and found some strange eyes, there