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“Sometimes the one living in that cardboard box is happier than the one living at the penthouse,” he said.
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“有时住在纸盒子里的人比住在棚屋中的人快乐，”他说。 |
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“Sometimes, if you stand on the bottom rail of a bridge and lean over to watch the river slipping slowly away beneath you, you will suddenly know everything there is to be known.
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有时候，如果你站在一座桥的最下面的一根栏杆上，弯腰看河水在你下面缓缓流过，你会突然明白一切。 |
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“Son , I only hope you'll come back sound and safe.” Says his mother in tears.
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“不管咋着，把你捎回来就中！”娘的眼里闪着晶莹的光。 |
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“Sons can grow up to be their daddies!” he said defiantly. “They can.” I didn't argue. It made me feel good.
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“儿子长大后就跟爸爸一样！就能跟爸爸一样”。他争辩说。我没反驳。他的固执令我窃喜。 |
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“Soo Min is not you.
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“秀敏不是你。” |
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“Sorry again. We don't feel like telling others about that either, “ she again refused to answer.
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“对不起，我们也不愿意把这事告诉给人家。”她再次拒绝了对方。 |
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“Sorry!” calls Ben. “Goal kick to me!
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“对不起！”本喊一声，“把球踢给我！” |
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“Sounds great, ” the scientist said.
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“那太好了。”科学家说。 |
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“Space within a space” and the impact of spatially engaging the viewer is the backbone of Wang Wei's art.
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营造“空间中的空间”和关注空间与观众的互动所带来的感受是王卫作品的主线。 |
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“Spare my life，“ he wailed， “and I will ask nothing from you. You shall pass by this place in peace.
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“饶命，”他哭喊道，“我什么都不要，你可以平安的通过这个地方。” |
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“Speak you,” said Mr. Black, “Speak you, good fellow!
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布莱克先生叫道：“说，说吧！伙计！” |
