《路燈（第2輯）》是2012年外文出版社有限責任公司出版的圖書，作者是李敬澤。
基本介紹
- 書名：路燈（第2輯）
- 作者：李敬澤
- ISBN：9787119063560
- 頁數：200
- 定價：60.00元
- 出版社：外文出版社有限責任公司
- 出版時間：2012年3月
內容簡介,目錄,主要內容,精彩書摘,
內容簡介
《路燈(第2輯)(純英文讀物·配插圖)》主要包括：Fiction、Tie Ning_Irina's Hat， Pregnant Woman with Cow、Alai_The Hydroelectric Station， The Threshing Machine、Clii Zijiari_Ajar ofLard、Wang Gang_RecoUections of the Hunan Cemetery、Xu Kun_Visa Cancelling、Feng Tang_Mahjong、Qiu Huadong_Friend of the Moon、Xu Zechen_Outdoor Film、Sheng Keyi_Fishbone、Zhang Yueran_Arrhousand and One Nights、Liu Cixin.
目錄
Fiction
Tie Ning_Irina's Hat, Pregnant Woman with Cow
Alai_The Hydroelectric Station,The Threshing Machine
Clii Zijiari_AJar ofLard
Wang Gang_RecoUections of the Hunan Cemetery
Xu Kun_Visa Cancelling
Feng Tang_Mahjong
Qiu Huadong_Friend ofthe Moon
Xu Zechen_Outdoor Film
Sheng Keyi_Fishbone
Zhang Yueran_Arrhousand and One Nights
Liu Cixin_raking Care of God
Jin Renshun_Skylark
Tsering Norbu_A Sheep Released to Life
Poetry
Zhai Yongming_In Ancient Times, The Chrysanthemum Lantern is Floating Over,n Springtime,Letters from a Past Dynasty,The Submarine's Lament
Han Dong_Someone in a Riot of Stones, There Is a Darkness,Mountain People,Of the Wild Goose Pagoda,A Phone Call from Dalian,Gregorian Chant, Night Flight
Shen Wei_ruyugou Village,A Region, Three Women Collecting Trash, City ofMixed Blood
Chun Sue_Last Nightl Dreamt About Gouzi,The Queen of Singing KTV I Amjust a Girl,Taking OffAgain
Recommended Books
Tie Ning_Irina's Hat, Pregnant Woman with Cow
Alai_The Hydroelectric Station,The Threshing Machine
Clii Zijiari_AJar ofLard
Wang Gang_RecoUections of the Hunan Cemetery
Xu Kun_Visa Cancelling
Feng Tang_Mahjong
Qiu Huadong_Friend ofthe Moon
Xu Zechen_Outdoor Film
Sheng Keyi_Fishbone
Zhang Yueran_Arrhousand and One Nights
Liu Cixin_raking Care of God
Jin Renshun_Skylark
Tsering Norbu_A Sheep Released to Life
Poetry
Zhai Yongming_In Ancient Times, The Chrysanthemum Lantern is Floating Over,n Springtime,Letters from a Past Dynasty,The Submarine's Lament
Han Dong_Someone in a Riot of Stones, There Is a Darkness,Mountain People,Of the Wild Goose Pagoda,A Phone Call from Dalian,Gregorian Chant, Night Flight
Shen Wei_ruyugou Village,A Region, Three Women Collecting Trash, City ofMixed Blood
Chun Sue_Last Nightl Dreamt About Gouzi,The Queen of Singing KTV I Amjust a Girl,Taking OffAgain
Recommended Books
主要內容
《路燈(第2輯)(純英文讀物·配插圖)》主要包括：Fiction、Tie Ning_Irina's Hat， Pregnant Woman with Cow、Alai_The Hydroelectric Station， The Threshing Machine、Clii Zijiari_Ajar ofLard、Wang Gang_RecoUections of the Hunan Cemetery、Xu Kun_Visa Cancelling、Feng Tang_Mahjong、Qiu Huadong_Friend of the Moon、Xu Zechen_Outdoor Film、Sheng Keyi_Fishbone、Zhang Yueran_Arrhousand and One Nights、Liu Cixin.
精彩書摘
The room contained a single bed， Du Zhong and a woman. A naked 'bulb hung from the ceiling， pufiingand panting as it swayed. I was just about to push thecurtain aside to leave when the woman said：
"So you've come， girl."
I stopped and looked at her. She looked at me. Sheseemed friendly. I went back through the curtain， butdidn't leave. I was tired， so I pulled up a hairdresser'sswivel chair and sat down.
After a while， Du Zhong came out， and looked athimselfin the mirror over my head.
Then the woman emerged and sent him outside. Somehow she knew that I was thirsty， and poured me a glass of water. I bent over it and saw a moth strugglingon the water's surface.
"Do you know me？ " I asked as I sipped the water.
"What's the matter with you？ Haven't you beenhere many times before？" She stroked my head fondly.
"I've never been here before."
"Oh， really？" The woman was a bit disappointed."I don't think I could be mistaken." She pulled out ahairclip and stuck it between her lips， gathering herwild curly hair and twisting it around her finger beforepinning it in place.
I looked at her and muttered： "If I've been here before， what was it for？ "
"How do I know？ You always stand at the door，IooHng in. I never know what it is you're looking at."
"Nothing." I leaned over my glass， removed themoth and drank it in one gulp.
"Hey，" she said， regretfully， as she sat down. "IslooHng really more fun than doing？"
I wanted to say no， but I couldn't explain what Iwas doing there， so I replied： "Sometimes. Maybe."
She shook her head， looking anxious. After a pause she said， "If you can't get it yourself don't think some- one else will give it to you."
She was peeling an apple as I left. I didn't say any-thing， but rather pushed the door open and went out.She looked out at me through the window， hurt， be-fore lowering her head. She placed the piece of apple she had just cut into her mouth， and chewed silently.
I was nearly back on the road when somethingpulled me back. A spasm. I composed myself andlooked over. It was Du Zhong's face. He was climbingdown from on top of me， his face covered in sweat. I flicked the liquid from between my legs. I was thirsty
He sat up， shrinHng along with his penis. Flus-tered， he lit a cigarette： "If your dad found out he'dbutcher me. I was planning to grow old at that work-shop."
"I've got some money，" I said， thinking.
"Money your father gave you in a red envelope atSpring Festival？" He laughed bitterly "Aren't you stillin university？"
"I can trick some more out of him."
"Don't underestimate him. Your father can becunning."
"Yes， but he spoils me."
……
"So you've come， girl."
I stopped and looked at her. She looked at me. Sheseemed friendly. I went back through the curtain， butdidn't leave. I was tired， so I pulled up a hairdresser'sswivel chair and sat down.
After a while， Du Zhong came out， and looked athimselfin the mirror over my head.
Then the woman emerged and sent him outside. Somehow she knew that I was thirsty， and poured me a glass of water. I bent over it and saw a moth strugglingon the water's surface.
"Do you know me？ " I asked as I sipped the water.
"What's the matter with you？ Haven't you beenhere many times before？" She stroked my head fondly.
"I've never been here before."
"Oh， really？" The woman was a bit disappointed."I don't think I could be mistaken." She pulled out ahairclip and stuck it between her lips， gathering herwild curly hair and twisting it around her finger beforepinning it in place.
I looked at her and muttered： "If I've been here before， what was it for？ "
"How do I know？ You always stand at the door，IooHng in. I never know what it is you're looking at."
"Nothing." I leaned over my glass， removed themoth and drank it in one gulp.
"Hey，" she said， regretfully， as she sat down. "IslooHng really more fun than doing？"
I wanted to say no， but I couldn't explain what Iwas doing there， so I replied： "Sometimes. Maybe."
She shook her head， looking anxious. After a pause she said， "If you can't get it yourself don't think some- one else will give it to you."
She was peeling an apple as I left. I didn't say any-thing， but rather pushed the door open and went out.She looked out at me through the window， hurt， be-fore lowering her head. She placed the piece of apple she had just cut into her mouth， and chewed silently.
I was nearly back on the road when somethingpulled me back. A spasm. I composed myself andlooked over. It was Du Zhong's face. He was climbingdown from on top of me， his face covered in sweat. I flicked the liquid from between my legs. I was thirsty
He sat up， shrinHng along with his penis. Flus-tered， he lit a cigarette： "If your dad found out he'dbutcher me. I was planning to grow old at that work-shop."
"I've got some money，" I said， thinking.
"Money your father gave you in a red envelope atSpring Festival？" He laughed bitterly "Aren't you stillin university？"
"I can trick some more out of him."
"Don't underestimate him. Your father can becunning."
"Yes， but he spoils me."
……
