最近,看了这样一幅漫画,印象尤为深刻。这幅漫画的题目是《一个乐观的流浪汉》,画面上的内容是这样的:在一个街道的拐角处,一个年迈的流浪汉正悠闲地席地而坐闭目养神。可笑的是,这位流浪汉在墙上和地上画出了一间他想象中的温馨卧室,墙上画有台灯和相框之类的东西,地面上则画有沙发和茶几。此时,他正安静地坐在所画的沙发上,双脚则放在所画的茶几上,显得安详而满足。看得出,这确实是位非常乐观而知足的流浪汉。相比这位流浪汉,我们比他拥有的多得实在太多,扪心自问,我们 Recently, when I read such a cartoon, the impression was particularly impressive. The title of the cartoon is “An optimistic homeless man.” The content on the screen is this: At the corner of a street, an elderly homeless man is sitting idle and taking care of himself. Ironically, the tramp painted a warm bedroom he imagined on the wall and on the ground. The wall was painted with a lamp and a picture frame. The floor was painted with a sofa and a coffee table. At this time, he was sitting quietly on the painted sofa, and his feet were placed on the painted coffee table. It can be seen that this is indeed a very optimistic and contented homeless man. Compared to this homeless man, we have too much more than he does and ask ourselves, we