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    6/18/2009

    一个Tooold的故事zz


    这个故事实在是太老了,不过当我再次听到这个故事,还是忍不住想把它转载上来。   

    有一对兄弟,他们的家住在80层楼上。有一天他们外出旅行回家,发现大楼停电了!虽然他们背着大包的行李,但看来没有什么别的选择,于是哥哥对弟弟说,我们就爬楼梯上去!于是,他们背着两大包行李开始爬楼梯。爬到20楼的时候他们开始累了,哥哥说“包包太重了,不如这样吧,我们把包包放在这里,等来电后坐电梯来拿。”于是,他们把行李放在了20楼,轻松多了,继续向上爬。

    他们有说有笑地往上爬,但是好景不长,到了40楼,两人实在累了。想到还只爬了一半,两人开始互相埋怨,指责对方不注意大楼的停电公告,才会落得如此下场。他们边吵边爬,就这样一路爬到了60楼。到了60楼,他们累得连吵架的力气也没有了。弟弟对哥哥说,“我们不要吵了,爬完它吧。”于是他们默默地继续爬楼,终于80楼到了!兴奋地来到家门口兄弟俩才发现他们的钥匙留在了20楼的包包里了……

    有人说,这个故事其实就是反映了我们的人生:20岁之前,我们活在家人、老师的期望之下,背负着很多的压力、包袱,自己也不够成熟、能力不足,因此步履难免不稳。20岁之后,离开了众人的压力,卸下了包袱,开始全力以赴地追求自己的梦想,就这样愉快地过了20年。可是到了40岁,发现青春已逝,不免产生许多的遗憾和追悔,于是开始遗憾这个、惋惜那个、抱怨这个、嫉恨那个……就这样在抱怨中度过了20年。到了60岁,发现人生已所剩不多,于是告诉自己不要在抱怨了,就珍惜剩下的日子吧!于是默默地走完了自己的余年。到了生命的尽头,才想起自己好象有什么事情没有完成……



    “卸下了包袱,开始全力以赴地追求自己的梦想”一句有点问题。有人认为,那在20楼的包袱里头的钥匙,是人生的梦想。卸下了包袱,同时也放弃了梦想,于是随波逐流地生活着,到老的时候,才想起来自己最重要的事情没有做。这个解释更令人满意一些。

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