对于二战的历史,好多内容我都是通过看电影了解的,那些战争所带来的撕心裂肺的苦痛常常也把我的情绪逼仄到令人窒息的地步。正是因为看了太多这样二战题材的电影和史料,今年8月的一天,当旅行车徐徐驶入波兰境内,尤其是第一晚走在克拉科夫老城区的石板路上,我竟然有些泪光闪闪,仿佛是要去见一位久违的老朋友,那些不曾忘却的记忆也慢慢浮现在我的脑畔:脚下的这块土地和中国有着太多的相似之处,同样承受过战争的苦难和羞辱,而又同样地保持着高傲的气节。 For the history of World War II, a lot of the content I know through the movies, piercing pain caused by those wars often also make my mood cramped to the point of suffocation. It is precisely because so many World War II films and historical materials were read that one day in August of this year, when a station wagon slowly entered the territory of Poland, especially on the first night on the stone road in Krakow’s Old Town, I actually had some tears Blinking, as if to see a long-lost old friend, those never forgotten memories also slowly in my brain: at the foot of this land and China have too many similarities, also bear the war Suffering and humiliation, but equally maintained proud of integrity.