所有的改革都是从挑战规则开始的窦文涛:我看《跌荡一百年》的序言有一段话说的挺有意思?1979年9月的一天,一位叫玛丽白吉尔的法国学者,坐在中国人民政治协商会议的办公大楼里,等待一位重要官员的接见。官员从门外进来了,后面跟着五六个随行人员。从他的外表看,似乎要比他63岁的实际年龄年轻一些,他身穿一件直领贴口袋的中山装,这是中国官员惯常穿的服装,但他所显露的那种灵活的步姿和举止,却使我骤然联想到美国商人。他插在胸前口袋的镀金钢笔和戴在手腕上的百达翡丽手表,以及脚上穿的意大利皮鞋就足以使人意识到,这位官员非同寻常。你能 All of the reforms are starting from the challenge rule Dou Wentao: I read the prelude to the “Uncontested One Hundred Years” and it’s interesting to say that one day in September 1979, a French scholar named Mary Berger sat on the Chinese people. In the office building of the Political Consultative Conference, it is waiting for an important official to meet. Officials came in from the door, followed by five or six entourages. Judging from his appearance, he seems to be younger than his actual age of 63. He wore a tunic with a straight-strapped pocket. This is what Chinese officials routinely wear, but the kind of flexible pace he reveals and Behaved, it made me suddenly think of American businessmen. His gold-plated pen inserted in his breast pocket and the Patek Philippe wristwatch worn on his wrist and the Italian leather shoes on his feet were enough to make people realize that this official was extraordinary. you can