在我上小学的第一天,就被学校门前的一位“怪人”吓到了。他就像《巴黎圣母院》里的敲钟人卡西莫多一样,似乎上帝把所有的不幸都给了他:不仅又聋又哑,而且膝盖以下的腿都没有了,用两个半截的轮胎绑着走路,身高还没有我们小学生高。他身上的每一样残疾,放在一个普通人身上,都是不可想象的痛苦和灾难。 On the first day of my elementary school, I was shocked by a “geek” in front of the school. Like Casimodor, the bell-belling bell in Notre-Dame de Paris, it seemed as if God had given him all the unhappiness: not only deaf and dumb, but no legs below the knees, with two and a half Tire tied to walk, height is not high for our primary school children. Every disability on him, placed on an ordinary person, is unimaginable pain and disaster.