二战结束后,德国到处满目苍夷,伤痕累累,战争给人们带来巨大的创伤。一位名叫戴维●波普诺的美国社会学家来到德国考察,他看到这里的人们深受战争的苦难,啃着黑面包,住在阴暗潮湿的地下室,冬天大雪纷纷,连取暖的炉子都没有,许多人衣不遮体,瑟瑟发抖,过着苦楚的生活,他被深深震撼了,问跟随的人:“你们看,这个民族还有希望吗?他们还能从战争的阴影中走出来吗?”跟随他的人都摇摇头:“太难了,战争给人们造成的创伤太大了,太深了,他们也许会一蹶不振。”“我不这样看,难道你们没有发现,这里每户人家的窗台 After World War II, Germany everywhere Cangyi, scarred, the war brought great trauma to people. An American sociologist named David Pipunuo came to Germany to study. He saw the people there suffering from war, chewing on black bread and living in the dark, damp basement. In winter, heavy snowfalls and even warmth He was deeply shocked and asked the following people: ”You see, this nation still has hope? They can also from the war ? “” The people who follow him all shook their heads: “It’s too hard. The trauma caused by the war has been too big and too deep, and they may be sluggish.” "I do not think so , Do not you find that every household windowsill here