有谁知道,广阔的文学王国也可以称得上是猪打滚的高雅的泥塘。在诗歌、传说和小说中,不乏对这憨态可掬、发出咕咕声响的尤物的赞美之词。诗人和思想家都愿意向母猪献上自己的珍珠。在荷马史诗《奥德赛》和冰岛埃达诗中,猪自由穿行。在诗人高特夫利特·贝恩眼里,猪与人同是“造物之冠”。埃德加·爱伦·坡惊叹猪的狡黠的智慧;德国女诗人卡拉·斯蒂芬也为这个重感情的、在爱情中持之以恒且 Who knows, the vast literary kingdom can also be regarded as elegant pig mud rolling. Among poems, legends and novels, there is no lack of praise for the cuddly, cuffy creature. Poets and thinkers are willing to sacrifice their pearl to the sow. Pigs walk freely in the Homer’s Odyssey and Icelandic poems. In the eyes of the poet High Tevere Bain, pigs and humans are the “crown of creations.” Edgar Allan Poe exclaimed pig’s cunning wisdom; German poet Cara Steven also for this affectionate, persistent in love and