我轻轻地合上那本书,眼中早已热泪盈眶,为了书中那个少年最终的悲剧。 黑格尔曾在他的《历史哲学》中痛心地评价成吉思汗和他的蒙古帝国:“他们是出现于文明时代的野蛮人,在几年之内突然地把罗马世界、波斯世界和中国世界变成了一堆废墟。他们的来临和退去都像潮水一样难以解释,以至于人们只能将他们看做是上帝派来的对古老文明的一种惩罚。” I closed the book gently, and I had tears in my eyes for the ultimate tragedy of the teenager in the book. Hegel has painfully evaluated Genghis Khan and his Mongol Empire in his “Philosophy of History”: “They were barbarians who emerged in the age of civilization, and within a few years suddenly brought the Roman world, the Persian world, and the Chinese world. It turned into a pile of rubble. Their arrival and retreat are as difficult to explain as the tide, so that people can only see them as a kind of punishment for ancient civilization sent by God.”