读画也是读书吗
庄老师,你如果活到今天,我会有一麻袋的问题想要问你。 你会有很多话想说吗? 经济学人上的一篇文章我觉得很好的表达了我的看法,关于政治人物和政治: The sense that people and their governments represent a unified polity may then prove to have been illusory. After all, the most powerful displays of solidarity have been demonstrations of appreciation in a number of countries for those putting themselves at risk—the rituals of mass applause for health workers and others. As the politicians join in the cheering for the public’s heroes, some must be wondering: how long before that turns to cursing against the rulers. ( https://www.economist.com/international/2020/04/13/the-perils-of-politics-in-a-pandemic?fsrc=newsletter&utm_campaign=the-economist-today&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_source=salesforce-marketing-cloud&utm_term=2020-04-14&utm_content=article-link-1 ) Boris Johnson的个案想起来都有点好笑,幸好他康复出院了,要是真因新冠挂了,他倒很有可能不是因为力主脱欧而是病殁政治人物第一人被历史记上一笔。说起来,被写进历史真有那么要紧吗?如果历史跟现实利益没有关联的话,我想大部分政治人物也没那么大动力吧。 今天是读书日,这当然是个搞笑的节日对吧。 今年尤其特殊,因为整球的人都被困在房里了,刷手机刷电脑刷