信守和尊重一个诺言,或许要比登一座山更难。我一直记得少年时读过的一则异国故事:在一座城市的冬夜,一位正要赶末班车回军营的军官被一位妇女拦住,军官有些生气,妇女赶忙解释:她在行人渐稀的街头看到一个孩子,他是黄昏玩打仗游戏时被派到街角站岗的,他的“指挥官”说过:“没有命令,不得撤退。”妇女明白,这个时候,已忘记这件事的其他孩子可能已熟睡在热被窝 Keeping and respecting a promise may be harder than a mountain. I have always remembered an exotic story I had read as a boy: in a city on a winter night, an officer going back to the barracks in the last bus was stopped by a woman who was somewhat angry and the women hurriedly explained that she was getting pedestrians He saw a child on the street who was sent to the corner to play guard during the evening playing war games. His Commander said: “There is no order, no retreat.” Women understand that at this time they have forgotten this Other children may have been asleep in a hot bed