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星星与学问之神
倩艺
日本的学问之神是历史上的一个著名人物，叫菅原道真（845-903），也称菅公。在日本奈良、平安时代，深受汉文化熏陶的日本贵族及知识阶层，以模仿中国文人用汉文撰文作诗为雅好，并以此展示自身的文化修养。菅原就是在这种环境下取得了相当高成就的一个代表。
就像中国人把关羽当成财神拜祭一样，了不起的人死后被崇拜，变成神，好像是一个民俗定律。在日本，每逢一年一度的升学季节，应试的考生，有的还有父母陪同，都拥上京都北郊的北野神社或就近的神社，参拜神主菅原道真，祈求这位学问之神保佑。
而这学问之神又被叫做天神（tenjin），每年夏日的“天神祭”，纪念的就是这位。
七夕也是这个时候。人们向星星祈祷，在五颜六色的小纸条上写上心愿，挂在细竹枝上。写的文字中，必然有“保佑我考上某某大学”，内容和在学问神神社祈祷的是一样的。
也就是说，日本人也朝着星星祈祷“高中”。
遥远的亮光，是我们的希望之光。希望能够看到更多的星光。
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trivago.co.uk, the consumer site for travel
information, has investigated the current most popular museums in
Europe - places that make an ideal Sunday outing during the winter
months.
Here are the Top 10 museums that European travellers research most
frequently on trivago:
1. Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, London
Madame Tussauds first opened its doors in London over 200 years ago
on Baker Street, but moved to Marylebone Road in 1884. There are
now a total of eight Madame Tussauds wax museums located around the
world and despite its age, the London location still draws in the
crowds and is the top museum on trivago. From royalty to rock
stars, visitors can see a bit of everything and 2009 additions to
the collection include, Barack Obama who was unveiled on the 15th
January and racing superstar Lewis Hamilton.
2. Louvre, Paris
The Louvre museum is located in the Louvre Palace which was
originally a fortress in the 12th century. The Louvre is one of the
largest museums in the world (210,000 square metres) and is the
world's most visited art museum. It exemplifies traditional French
architecture from the Renaissance, and has 35,000 works of art,
displayed in over 60,000 square metres of exhibition
space.
3. The British Museum, London
The British Museum is famous around the world for its vast
archeological and antiques collection. In 94 galleries there are
more than seven million objects from every continent. Visitors can
find treasures such as the Parthenon Marbles, the Rosetta Stone, as
well as Egyptian mummies. Since the new millennium the museum also
includes the Queen Elizabeth II Great Court, the largest covered
square in Europe.
4. Museo Nacional del Prado, Madrid
Museo del Prado is one of the oldest museums in Europe, built in
1819. The museum has one of the finest collections of European Art;
highlights of the collections are the Spanish masters, Velázquez,
Goya and El Greco, Italian artists such as Rafael or Titian, and
the Flemish artist Rubens. It is one of the most frequented sites
in Madrid.
5. The London Dungeon, London
At the London Dungeon Museum you can see the dark site of London.
The dungeon opened in 1976 and now more than 40 of the most
horrific chapters in history are depicted. There are old classics,
such as the recreation of the Jack the Ripper murders as well as a
new Sweeney Todd attraction.
6. Miniature Wonderland, Hamburg
The Miniature Wonderland in Hamburg is the largest model railway in
the world. The museum is located in Hamburg’s Speicherstadt (the
historic warehouse district in the harbour) and is one of Germany’s
top tourist attractions. The museum is divided into seven different
sections, which show - with great attention to detail - miniature
versions of the German areas Harz, Hamburg and Knuffigen (a
fictitious city), as well as, America, Scandinavia and
Switzerland.
7. Anne Frank Museum, Amsterdam
The Anne Frank museum is the former hiding place of
probably the most famous Jewish family of the Second World War.
During the war Anne Frank wrote a diary in the Secret Annex of the
house which was later published. In 2008 almost 1 million people
visited the old house, on the “Prinsengracht”, to see where Anne
Frank hid for over two years.
8. Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence
The Uffizi Gallery has an average of 1.7 million visitors per year
and has a collection of the most important masterpieces from the
medi age to the Italian Renaissance. 1,700 paintings, 300
sculptures and hundreds of other pieces are distributed in more
than 45 rooms. The museum, located in Piazza della Signoria in
Florence, was founded in the mid 1500s by the Medici family. Some
of the most famous paintings include, “The Adoration of the Magi”,
“Primavera”, and “The Birth of Venus” by Botticelli.
9. Sex Museum, Amsterdam
Amsterdam’s notorious sex museum is located on the Damrak, one of
the main streets in the heart of the Dutch city. The “Venustempel”
houses a collection of erotic paintings, sculptures and artifacts.
The sex museum expresses the liberality in The Netherlands and
takes its visitors on a journey through the history of sex from
classical antiquity to this day.
10. Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris
The idea for the Centre Pompidou was thought up by the French
president Georges Pompidou and was only completed after his term in
office in 1977. The design of the museum is influenced by 70s
architects Piano and Rogers. In the Centre Pompidou visitors will
find a collection of modern art from the 20th century, additionally
there is a public library and the Institute of Music and Acoustic
Research. Important temporary exhibitions from the last years
include, “Dali” (1980), “Kandinsky” (1984), “Matisse” (1993),
“Joseph Beuys” (1994) and “Francis Bacon” (1996).
The results are based on the most viewed museums on trivago in
January 2009.
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习俗消长的意义
倩艺
那怎么办呢?
日本也是一样。“出初式”是灾难中诞生的仪式，延续至今，而今天能够想起江户时代那场大火的人恐怕已经不多了，而逐渐变为一个集娱乐、演习和防火教育于一体的新年活动。为了加强人们的安全意识，日本增加了新的“行事”——1月17日的防灾日，以达到警醒全民安全意识的目的。
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London 'dirty and expensive city'
London is Europe's dirtiest and most expensive city and also has the worst cuisine, according to a poll of travellers.
The UK capital was also considered to have the worst-dressed locals in a survey of 2,376 European travellers by the TripAdvisor company.
In addition, London was reckoned to have the most tourist traps, but also the best free attractions, easily the best public parks and the best nightlife.
It was the second-year running that London had been voted the dirtiest European city.
The UK capital took the unwanted accolade by a huge margin, with 36% reckoning London was the dirtiest - well ahead of Paris in second place with 9%.
As many as 50% of those polled rated London best for public parks, with Paris a distant second with just 7%.
One traveller writing a review on the TripAdvisor site said: 'I have travelled quite a lot and there are NO parks in the world like the ones in London, especially St James's Park.'
The cleanest city was considered to be Copenhagen, while the best bargain city was Prague, the friendliest was Dublin and the most boring was Brussels.
Paris had the best-dressed locals and the best cuisine, but was easily the least-friendliest city and also the most over-rated.
Paris lost out to Venice as the most romantic city while Warsaw had the ugliest architecture.
Despite the weak dollar, half of the Americans surveyed said they planned to visit Europe this year, the same number as last year.
Here is the a rundown of the top three in various categories:
Most romantic: 1. Paris 2. Venice 3. Rome.
Cleanest: 1. Zurich 2. Copenhagen 3. Stockholm.
Dirtiest: 1. London 2. Paris 3. Rome, Athens (tied).
Most boring: 1. Brussels 2. Zurich, Oslo, Warsaw, Zagreb (tied).
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每个人都会有自己的风格，每个地区，每个国家
也有自己的特点。
我们在电台中把个人风格的形成归结于
饮食的不同是略有偏颇的--
一方水土养一方人虽然是古来之道理，
但文化发展，社会的进步，以及后天的培养
均会造成风格的转变，这一点倒是无需置疑的。
其实，每次话题我们都会希望在轻松的话题中编入
一个较值得探讨的内容，这次也不例外
那就是，个人风格该如何去设定？
或者说，人该如何为自己定位？
这是个蛮深刻的题材。毕竟我们只有1个小时
所以也就从语言学习上略作了一些深化。
KEVIN和我总算是各有一门外语可以使用
但作为使用者我们该如何为自己定位呢？
是用中国的思维方式，说外语？
还是用外国的思维方式，说外语呢？
前者，至少让所有人都会感觉到你是中国人
后者有可能会让所有人都困惑你的国籍问题？
虽然说得有点偏重，但我确实有过这样的感受
一个用中国人思维方式说中文的日本人让我
以及他周边的日本人都感到不适！
当然这可能仅仅是一部分人的感受，
但就如同KEVIN在节目最后所总结的，把语言当作
一个工具，正确定位自己的属性后才去使用这门工具！
我想这样才不会让人误解或猜疑吧！
风格和定位的范畴还有许多，
包括时尚，学习，工作，等等
从衣食住行可以衍生到世界观，道德，和准则等
曾经看到过穿几千元西装而穿拖鞋的青年
至少他的定位是有待讨论的吧（哈哈）
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賒來的浪漫時光·番外---By Migi
我有一個個性非常可愛的女性朋友，去了意大利后經常會受到當地男生的青睞，簡直就是在意大利人眼中屬於那種天仙級別的人物，可是她卻會可憐巴巴的告訴我，自己在國内就從來沒有被男生搭訕過，而且一直深刻地認爲自己是個超級無趣的人，應該沒有人會願意約她第二次。可是在意大利請求她約會的男生可都是超級帥的哦，有玩band的，也有演員，不但不會覺得她無趣，還經常跟在她屁股後面團團轉呢。她呢，確實會時常因爲這些偷偷開心暗爽一下，但卻從來沒有暈頭轉向到搞不清楚狀況哦，比如帥哥晚上約她開車兜風去美麗的錫耶納（佩魯賈附近美麗而著名的小城），她可是想都不想的斷然拒絕：“半夜三更跟他去錫耶納作西（找死）啊，晚上跑到那裏可以干嘛？那就只能跟他回家嘞！”哈哈，其實這個“度”自己把握好，那麽意大利就真的是好女孩樹立自信的天堂。
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“时时勤拂拭”与“何处惹尘埃”
倩艺
一偈中说“时时勤拂拭，勿使惹尘埃”，另一偈中说“本来无一物,何处惹尘埃”。两下一比较，后者为高明。——有名的禅宗故事。
而我独以为不然。时时勤拂拭，干净了，自然心情就好了。很切合实际呀！我们都是俗人，眼见的都是物，耳听的都是声音，呼吸的是二氧化碳和氧气，喝水、吃饭、穿衣、出行，何时离得开“物”！连我们自己都是由“物”构成的。所以“本来无一物”语，实在太深奥，不切实际。
所以，既然有物，就要“时时勤拂拭”。
顺便又把穿衣镜呀，梳妆台也抹了一下，这回也有新发现：脸上雀斑又多了几个。(泪)
接着又把玻璃台盆抹了一下，发现家人刷完牙没有冲掉牙膏渣子。（怒）
最后把装在镜框里的黑白全家福也抹了一下，想起了已故的祖父母。（怅然）
时时勤拂拭，本来不怎么亮的心之镜，感觉亮一些了。心中的明镜照出了我的喜怒哀乐，使我因繁忙而麻木的神经恢复了它们的灵敏。
不过，有点累了。还有好多地方没有抹呢。怎么办？歇会儿？古人说得好，本来无一物，何处惹尘埃！
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间
虽然和KEVIN聊了不少间的学问，但细细想来还是没有说透。
所以这里借着博客在多写几句。
间：
可以解释为空间，时间，距离，间隔等等。
日本人喜欢间，间，
看不到但却存在，就如同此时无声胜有声的意境。
这样的事例在影视作品 中已经非常多见了。
当然我们抛开高深莫测的艺术论点，就单纯的从我们生活中去探讨
的话，间 也是颇有学问的。
至少每个人都有自己的间。
对方的间和你是融合，是交融，是无间还是有间，这都代表了一种状态。
一个良好的间能够让你生活学习的更和谐。
而一个未经调节，肆无忌惮的间却往往会使你情绪低下，处处不顺。
当然日本人普遍的间和我们是不同的。
有些地方宽广，有些地方狭窄，有些地方可以融合，有些地方
需要远离。
控制好一个适当的距离，是个学问，也和日本乃至他国人交往的艺术。
一华
