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体育频道里常听到一句广告词:每个人都有自己的舞台。这句话挺抓人,每个游走在各种社会角色之间、为了生存与发展而身心俱疲的现代人,都能深深地体味到拥有“自己的舞台”有多么的重要。罗大佑在《现象七十二变》里唱道:清清楚楚写在你的脸上,你是个道道地地的聪明人,慌慌张张迈开你的脚步,你是个匆匆忙忙的现代人。越是处在社会某一范畴的高端,就越恐惧失去“自己的舞台”,因为这将意味着你可能失去你曾经拥有的一切。 从美国刚刚回到中国男篮的巴特尔,正面临着失去“自己的舞台”的危险。巴特尔去NBA这两年,是地地道道的“混”了两年,无论是在掘金队、马刺队还是在猛龙队,他都没有得到足够的上场时间来证明
Sports channel often heard an ad: Everyone has their own stage. This phrase is quite arresting people, each walking in various social roles, in order to survive and develop the modern people who are tired, can deeply appreciate the “own stage” how important it is. Luo Dayou in “the phenomenon of 72 change” sings: Clearly written on your face, you are a wise man in a humble way, you are a hurried step by step, you are a modern man in a hurry. The more you are at the high end of a particular area of society, the more you fear losing your “own stage,” as it will mean that you may lose everything you have ever had. Battelle, who just returned to the Chinese men’s basketball team from the United States, is in danger of losing “his own arena.” Battier went to the NBA for two years, which was “mixed” for two years. Neither he was in the Nuggets, the Spurs or the Raptors, and he did not get enough playing time to prove