吃、喝、抽,那是众口难调,更何况村里的人来自N多城市。
说味道好还是差,可以理解。
塑料管再次使用,这个我还真不信。
我记得老外有个说法:you can get someone out of a ghetto, but you can not get the ghetto out of that person.
我的理解是:就算一个人走出了贫民窑,但是贫民窑却走不出这个人。(在那里养成的思维和习惯)
还有一个大象和绳的故事:
I remember looking at the elephants, and noticing something that fascinated me and kept me wondering for a while: knowing how powerful an elephant is, I was surprised to see a thin rope tying the elephant’s leg to a pole, and that the elephant never tried to escape even though it wouldn’t take any effort for it to cut the rope and walk away.
After a while, I gave up guessing and went to ask one of the trainers. He smiled and said:”It wasn’t always a rope, you know. When the elephant is young, we put a hard chain around its leg so that whenever the elephant pulls, it would feel the resistance of the strong chain and know that how far it can go.”.
“When the elephant grows up”, he continued, “there is no need for the chain anymore. We just put a thin rope around its leg and the elephant stops pulling whenever it feels that rope. The elephant doesn’t know anymore that the chain is gone, and that the rope tying it to the pole can be easily broken as soon as it decides to walk away. The only limitation that elephant has, is in its own mind.”
“For the elephant,” the trainer said, “all that it knows is the memory of the old chain, and the slight feeling of resistance from the thin rope… The elephant doesn’t know the difference. “
http://blog.amirkhella.com/2009/06/16/the-circus-elephant/
所以,在那个物质贫困年代养成的习惯,不是每个人都能改的了的。