Sunday, August 24, 2008
Monday, August 11, 2008
悠 …
“明年的度假计划 ”： 对那些打算明年 （ 即： 2008 – 2009 年度 ） 度假的，有如下之可能选择
希腊的扎哥里 （ Zagori ） 或 江苏的赣榆
瑞士的汝拉山 （ Jura Mountain ）或 夏威夷
博茨瓦纳的卡拉哈里 （ Kgalagadi ）
西班牙的萨拉戈萨 （ Zaragoza ）
注： 如果对以上的某地点感兴趣的话，可与 “新隐士” 圈 （ http://q.sina.com.cn/knight00761 ） 的成员联系。
祝暑期快乐！
希腊的扎哥里 （ Zagori ） 或 江苏的赣榆
瑞士的汝拉山 （ Jura Mountain ）或 夏威夷
博茨瓦纳的卡拉哈里 （ Kgalagadi ）
西班牙的萨拉戈萨 （ Zaragoza ）
注： 如果对以上的某地点感兴趣的话，可与 “新隐士” 圈 （ http://q.sina.com.cn/knight00761 ） 的成员联系。
祝暑期快乐！
Sunday, August 10, 2008
中国男人精子问题严重 ... ( 专家称 )
专家称： 中国男人精子问题严重， 60年数量下降62% （长篇连载之一）
“如果再这样下去， 50年后人类就要断子绝孙了！” 2008年07月22日， 卫生部中日友好医院男科主任医师、 从事了15年精子质量研究的曹兴午教授在接受 《生命时报》 记者采访时忧心地说。曹教授之所以这样说， 是因为近来， 国内精子库精源短缺的消息也频频见诸报端， 原因之一就是捐精者的精子质量不合格。 有报道称，上海志愿捐精者的合格率不超过21%， 河南精子库的捐献合格率在22%左右， 而北京精子库的统计数字则显示，初步筛选能够提取样本的人数不到一半， 最后能成为合格供精志愿者的只有15%左右。 “现在男性精子质量下降非常严重， 可是人们对此却毫不重视。” 人类精子库本来就是不育患者的最后一线希望， 如今它也出现了问题， 难道人类真会因此而消亡？
“如果再这样下去， 50年后人类就要断子绝孙了！” 2008年07月22日， 卫生部中日友好医院男科主任医师、 从事了15年精子质量研究的曹兴午教授在接受 《生命时报》 记者采访时忧心地说。曹教授之所以这样说， 是因为近来， 国内精子库精源短缺的消息也频频见诸报端， 原因之一就是捐精者的精子质量不合格。 有报道称，上海志愿捐精者的合格率不超过21%， 河南精子库的捐献合格率在22%左右， 而北京精子库的统计数字则显示，初步筛选能够提取样本的人数不到一半， 最后能成为合格供精志愿者的只有15%左右。 “现在男性精子质量下降非常严重， 可是人们对此却毫不重视。” 人类精子库本来就是不育患者的最后一线希望， 如今它也出现了问题， 难道人类真会因此而消亡？
Saturday, August 9, 2008
侃侃而谈 （ “婀厢闺” 第十夜 ）
问： Best thing about your neighbourhood?
韩某 （40岁，男，望京，北漂艺人） 答： It’s very close to my studio and lots of other artists live there too.
问： How has Beijing changed since you’ve been living here?
韩： I think Beijing is getting better and better, especially the nightlife. Also, I think Beijingers have changed. They’re more open now and less conservative than before. Young people in Beijing put the same emphasis on work and pleasure now; before it was all about work.
问： What do you think of the way so much of Beijing’s heritage has been demolished?
韩： I think it’s a pity that the hutong are disappearing, but it’s an inevitable part of China’s progress.
问： Favourite historic site?
韩： The Forbidden City. Although, I don’t think it has much to do with people’s lives now.
问： Favourite street snack?
韩： I’m from Sichuan and the street food you get there is much better than anything you can find in Beijing.
问： Best and worst things about living in Beijing?
韩： The best thing is the chance to have cultural exchanges with other artists from abroad. The worst things are the weather and the pollution. But I don’t worry about it too much.
韩某 （40岁，男，望京，北漂艺人） 答： It’s very close to my studio and lots of other artists live there too.
问： How has Beijing changed since you’ve been living here?
韩： I think Beijing is getting better and better, especially the nightlife. Also, I think Beijingers have changed. They’re more open now and less conservative than before. Young people in Beijing put the same emphasis on work and pleasure now; before it was all about work.
问： What do you think of the way so much of Beijing’s heritage has been demolished?
韩： I think it’s a pity that the hutong are disappearing, but it’s an inevitable part of China’s progress.
问： Favourite historic site?
韩： The Forbidden City. Although, I don’t think it has much to do with people’s lives now.
问： Favourite street snack?
韩： I’m from Sichuan and the street food you get there is much better than anything you can find in Beijing.
问： Best and worst things about living in Beijing?
韩： The best thing is the chance to have cultural exchanges with other artists from abroad. The worst things are the weather and the pollution. But I don’t worry about it too much.
Friday, August 8, 2008
侃侃而谈 （ “香月闺 ”第一夜 ）
问： How long have you been in Beijing?
王某 （25岁，男，北京东城区，民工）： I came to Beijing five years ago to make money. I’m from a small village in Hebei province where there isn’t much opportunity to earn a good living, so by coming to Beijing I hope to make my fortune.
问： What sort of jobs have you had since you’ve been in Beijing?
王： At first, I worked delivering coal. That was the most difficult job I’ve had. After that, I was a sanitation worker for an apartment block. Now, I’m an assistant to a wedding photographer.
问： What’s the worst thing about Beijing?
王： The vast gap between the rich and poor. I think there’s a very clear difference between the people who are well-off in Beijing and migrant workers like me. They live separate lives to us.
问： Favourite historical site?
王： I’ve only been to Tiananmen Square and Zhongshan Park. I’d like to visit the Forbidden City, but I can’t afford it.
王某 （25岁，男，北京东城区，民工）： I came to Beijing five years ago to make money. I’m from a small village in Hebei province where there isn’t much opportunity to earn a good living, so by coming to Beijing I hope to make my fortune.
问： What sort of jobs have you had since you’ve been in Beijing?
王： At first, I worked delivering coal. That was the most difficult job I’ve had. After that, I was a sanitation worker for an apartment block. Now, I’m an assistant to a wedding photographer.
问： What’s the worst thing about Beijing?
王： The vast gap between the rich and poor. I think there’s a very clear difference between the people who are well-off in Beijing and migrant workers like me. They live separate lives to us.
问： Favourite historical site?
王： I’ve only been to Tiananmen Square and Zhongshan Park. I’d like to visit the Forbidden City, but I can’t afford it.
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