鲁迅:狂人日记¹
某君昆仲,今隐其名,皆余昔日在中学时良友;分隔多年,消息渐阙。日前偶闻其一大病;适归故乡,迂道往访,则仅晤一人,言病者其弟也。劳君远道来视,然已早愈,赴某地候补²矣。因大笑,出示日记二册,谓可见当日病状,不妨献诸旧友。持归阅一过,知所患盖“迫害狂”之类。
某君昆仲,今隐其名,皆余昔日在中学时良友;分隔多年,消息渐阙。日前偶闻其一大病;适归故乡,迂道往访,则仅晤一人,言病者其弟也。劳君远道来视,然已早愈,赴某地候补²矣。因大笑,出示日记二册,谓可见当日病状,不妨献诸旧友。持归阅一过,知所患盖“迫害狂”之类。
我在年青时候也曾经做过许多梦,后来大半忘却了,但自己也并不以为可惜。所谓回忆者,虽说可以使人欢欣,有时也不免使人寂寞,使精神的丝缕还牵着己逝的寂寞的时光,又有什么意味呢,而我偏苦于不能全忘却,这不能全忘的一部分,到现在便成了《呐喊》的来由。
It should be our constant and earnest endeavor mutually to cultivate a spirit of concord and harmony among the various parts of our Confederacy. Of all the great interests which appertain to our country, that of union–cordial, confiding, fraternal union–is by far the most important, since it is the only true and sure guaranty of all others.
“Beyond a joke(超出了开玩笑的限度,已经不是开玩笑的问题了)” 用来描述一件事情或状况 “使人恼火或无法接受,非常过分,不可理喻”。
America, you’ve vindicated that hope these past eight years. And now I’m ready to pass the baton and do my part as a private citizen. So this year, in this election, I’m asking you to join me — to reject cynicism and reject fear, and to summon what is best in us; to elect Hillary Clinton as the next President of the United States, and show the world we still believe in the promise of this great nation.