• 2008-09-02

    很老的专辑介绍 - [九光十色]

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      2004 秋天 在巴黎
      在一个没有人认识我的地方 开始生活
      在凌晨的蒙马特阶梯上 大声唱歌 看见天亮
      在熙来攘往的地铁站 听着流泄出的手风琴声
      是最凄美的旋律
      在塞那河畔 随意的旋转跳着舞 天真的像个小孩
      当我什么也不是了
      我自由的舞动了 大笑或大哭了

    不小心翻出来的,嗯。再多的缱绻,也都是过去。

  • 2008-08-08

    关于faye你的眉 - [九光十色]

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    一直想写一些字,关于菲。嗯。
    却又发愁不知该如何落笔。太多的感情无法流淌,只能够冷藏。

    和很多的人一样,爱上菲从那张《寓言》开始。和很多的人不一样,爱上菲从那首《笑忘书》开始。虽然至此以后,菲的每首歌都能够给我带来惊喜。当时的月亮,矜持,旋木,有时爱情徒有虚名,再见萤火虫,乘客,暧昧,等等等等。

    从卡带,到CD,再到iPod.

    爱歌词,爱你的声音,也爱你一直的态度。就像当初进入这医学院的时候,我总是微笑着说多爱这安静的地方,人们总是忙碌着做自己的事情,并不浮华,并不喧闹。身处于这城市的中心地带,是个让怀揣梦想的自己喜爱的地方。但,最爱的是人们脸上大多有仿若你的淡然。

    人们提起你的时候,会提起很多人。窦唯,谢霆锋,又或者现在的李亚鹏。当然,还有不会忘记夕爷,再附上一声叹息。
    有生之年,狭路相逢,终不能幸免。你这么唱。这些年,这么多的风雨。我终于明白了宿命的味道,也知道了一味的抵抗只会给自己带来更大的伤害。而你,结婚生子,淡出娱乐圈。好不容易听说你要复出,又被一个怀孕的消息再次打破,遗憾的同时又为你开心。

    安妮在《素年锦时》里说,要做一个酷妈妈。看到这句话的时候,在茂名南路的一个安静的地方等公车,周围很多人,我独独只想起你,想起很多个你。你,大概就是安妮说的那个酷妈妈最好的范儿吧。

    很多的时候,会反复看你在日本的那场全面体演唱会。
    在这个新人辈出的年代。很多的人在我还来不及熟悉的时候,就已经淡出我的视线。我以为是我自己过了那个追星的年代,跟不上这个时代的节拍。后来我才明白,最好如你,是即使淡出,也会永存。同一首歌,换个人来演绎,就再也没有你的味道,很多的东西,只会是属于这个人的,我们都不能够勉强。你带给我们的,别人都无法代替。就像是爱情。我爱的比脸色还单纯,比宠物还天真。

    你唱一个一个偶像都不外如此,沉迷过的偶像一个个消失。
    你说如果有一天我不唱歌了,我希望你们忘了我。

    于是,不会特意去寻找你的消息,不会特意去关注你出现的场合,只是在某个不经意的瞬间看到你的时候,还是会开心。是单纯的惊喜。菲,你快乐所以我快乐。

    都没有在舞台上亲耳听到你演唱呢,也许,也许以后也听不到了吧。总是要留些遗憾,才会觉得更美好呢。以前,爱你是喜爱你的歌,现在爱你,是喜欢你这个人,一个完整的整体。

    谢谢你,菲。在我的不算明媚的青春期有你的陪伴。
    谢谢你,菲。在我迷茫的时候看到你我才知道最重要的是坚持做自己。

    那么生日快乐吧,祝你。

  • 2008-04-11

    Let the games go on - [九光十色]

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    无论是 pro –China抑或是 anti-China ,所谓的新闻自由和独立,是我们都无法改变的。在灾难面前我们都不可以逃避。

    引用陈冲华盛顿邮报撰文。
    http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/04/08/AR2008040802907.html

    By Joan Chen

    Wednesday, April 9, 2008; A19

    I was born in Shanghai in 1961 and grew up during the Cultural Revolution. During my childhood, I saw my family lose our house. My grandfather, who studied medicine in England, committed suicide after he was wrongly accused of being a counterrevolutionary and a foreign spy.

    Those were the worst of times.

    Since the Cultural Revolution ended in the late 1970s, however, I have witnessed unimaginable progress in China. Changes that few ever thought possible have occurred in a single generation. A communist government that had no ties to the West has evolved into a more open government eager to join the international community.

    A state-controlled economy has morphed into a market economy, greatly raising people's standard of living. It's clear that the majority of the Chinese people enjoy much fuller, more abundant lives today than 30 years ago. Though much remains to be done, the Chinese government has made rapid progress in opening up and trying to be part of the international community.
    Last month I went to China and spent four weeks visiting Shanghai, Beijing, Hong Kong and Chengdu. The people I met and spoke with are proud and excited about the Beijing Games. They believe that the Olympics are a wonderful opportunity to showcase modern China to the rest of the world. Like many Americans, most Chinese people are disturbed by the recent events in Tibet. But after watching the scenes of violence and arson by the rioters, the Chinese believe that the government is doing the right thing in cracking down to restore order.

    The Olympic torch is in California and is to be carried through San Francisco today. In a resolution criticizing China, Chris Daly, a member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, said that demonstrating against the torch relay would "provide the people of San Francisco with a lifetime opportunity to help 1.3 billion Chinese people gain more freedom and rights." To his credit, Mayor Gavin Newsom did not sign Daly's resolution.

    This statement could not be further from reality. For one thing, the Chinese are a proud people. They want freedom and greater rights, but they know they must fight for them from within. They know that no one can grant them freedom and rights from afar. The stigma of Western imperialism and the Opium Wars also remains a strong reminder of the past, and Chinese people do not want their domestic policies to be dictated by outside powers. They also do not want the United States to boycott the opening ceremonies of the Games. The U.S. boycott of the 1980 Games in Moscow and the Soviet boycott of the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles accomplished nothing. A U.S. boycott of the opening ceremonies in Beijing would be counterproductive for relations between the two countries.

  • 2008-04-05

    收信快乐 - [九光十色]

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    文章原始出处和作者信息及本声明
    http://rexcong.blogbus.com/logs/10814694.html

    龙应台《亲爱的安德烈》龙应台序言

    我离开欧洲的时候,安德烈十四岁。当我结束台北市政府的工作,重新有时间过日子的时候, 他已经是一个十八岁的青年,一百八十四公分高,有了驾照,可以进出酒吧,是高校学生了。脸上早没有了可爱的「婴儿肥」,线条棱角分明,眼神宁静深沈,透着 一种独立的距离,手里拿着红酒杯,坐在桌子的那一端,有一点「冷」地看着你。我极不适应──我可爱的安安,哪里去了?那个让我拥抱、让我亲吻、让我牵手、 让我牵肠挂肚、头发有点汗味的小男孩,哪里去了?我走近他,他退後;我要跟他谈天,他说,谈甚麽?我企求地追问,他说,我不是你可爱的安安了,我是我。我 想和他说话,但是一开口,发现,即使他愿意,我也不知说甚麽好,因为,十八岁的儿子,已经是一个我不认识的人。他在想甚麽?他怎麽看事情?他在乎甚麽,不 在乎甚麽?他喜欢甚麽讨厌甚麽,他为甚麽这样做那样做,甚麽使他尴尬甚麽使他狂热,我的价值观和他的价值观距离有多远我一无所知。他在德国,我在香港。 电话上的对话,只能这样:你好吗?好啊。学校如何?没问题。……

    假期中会面时,他愿意将所有的时间给他的朋友,和我对坐於晚餐桌时,却默默 无语,眼睛,盯着手机,手指,忙着传讯。我知道他爱我,但是,爱,不等於喜欢,爱,不等於认识。爱,其实是很多不喜欢、不认识、不沟通的藉口。因为有爱, 所以正常的沟通彷佛可以不必了。不,我不要掉进这个陷阱。我失去了小男孩安安没有关系,但是我可以认识成熟的安德烈。我要认识这个人。我要认识这个十八岁 的人。於是我问他,愿不愿意和我以通信的方式共同写一个专栏。条件是,一旦答应,就绝不能半途而废。他答应了。我还不敢相信,多次追问,真的吗?你知道不 是闹着玩的,截稿期到了,天打雷劈都得写的。我没想到出书,也没想到有没有读者,我只有一个念头:透过这个方式,我或许可以进入一个十八岁的人的世界。因 此,当读者的信从世界各地涌入的时候,我确实吓了一跳。有一天,在台北一家书店排队付帐的时候,一个中年男人走过来跟我握手,用低沈的声音说,「如果不是 你的文章,我和我儿子会形同陌路,因为我们不知道怎麽和对方说话。」他的神情严肃,眼中有忍住的泪光。很多父母和他一样,把文章影印给儿女读,然後在晚餐 桌上一家人打开话题。美国和加拿大的父母们来信,希望取得我们通信的英文版,以便他们在英语环境中长大的孩子们能与他们分享。那作儿女的,往往自己已是三 四十岁的人了,跟父母无法沟通;虽然心中有爱,但是爱,冻结在经年累月的沈默里,好像藏着一个疼痛的伤口,没有纱布可绑。这麽多的信件,来自不同的年龄 层,我才知道,多少父母和儿女同处一室却无话可谈,他们深爱彼此却互不相识,他们向往接触却找不到桥梁,渴望表达却没有语言。我们的通信,彷佛黑夜海上的 旗语,被其他漂流不安、寻找港湾的船只看见了。写作的过程,非常辛苦。安德烈和我说汉语,但是他不识中文。所以我们每一篇文章都要经过这几道程序:

    一, 安德烈以英文写信给我。他最好的文字是德文,我最好的文字是中文,於是我们往前各跨一步,半途相会──用英文。二,我将之译成中文。在翻译的过程中,必须 和他透过越洋电话讨论:这个词是甚麽意思?为何用这个词而不用那个词?这个词的德文是哪个?如果第二段放在最後,是不是主题更清楚?我有没有误会你的意 思?中文的读者可能无法理解你这一个论点,可否更详细地解释?三,我用英文写回信,传给安德烈看,以便他作答。四,我将我的英文信重新用中文写一遍── 能重写,不能翻译,翻译便坏。四道程序里,我们有很多的讨论和辩论。我常批评他文风草率,「不够具体」,他常不耐我吹毛求疵,太重细节。在写作的过程里, 我们人生哲学的差异被凸显了:他把写作当「玩」,我把写作当「事」。我们的价值观和生活态度,也出现对比:他有三分玩世不恭,二分黑色幽默,五分的认真; 我有八分的认真,二分的知性怀疑。他对我嘲笑有加,我对他认真研究。认识一个十八岁的人,你得从头学起。你得放空自己。专栏写了足足三年,中间有多次的拖 稿,但总算坚持到有始有终。写信给他的年轻读者有时会问他:「你怎麽可能跟自己的母亲这样沟通?怎麽可能?」安德烈就四两拨千斤地回信,「老兄,因为要赚 稿费。」我至今不知他当初为何会答应,心中也着实觉得不可思议他竟然真的写了三年。我们是两代人,中间隔个三十年。我们也是两国人,中间隔个东西文化。我 们原来也可能在他十八岁那年,就像水上浮萍一样各自荡开,从此天涯淡泊,但是我们做了不同的尝试──我努力了,他也回报以同等的努力。我认识了人生里第一 个十八岁的人,他也第一次认识了自己的母亲。日後的人生旅程,当然还是要漂萍离散──人生哪有恒长的厮守?但是三年的海上旗语,如星辰凝望,如月色满怀, 我还奢求甚麽呢。

    《亲爱的安德烈》安德烈序言

    谢谢你亲爱的MM:我们的书要出版了──不可思议吧?那个老是往你床上爬的小 孩,爱听鬼故事又怕鬼、怕闪电又不肯睡觉的小孩,一转眼变成一个可以理性思考、可以和你沟通对话的成人,尽管我们写的东西也许有意思,也许没有意思。你记 得是怎麽开始的吗?三年前,我是那个自我感觉特别好的十八岁青年,自以为很有见解,自以为这个世界可以被我的见解改变。三年前,你是那个跟孩子分开了几年 而愈来愈焦虑的母亲。孩子一直长大,年龄、文化和两地分隔的距离,使你强烈地感觉到「不认识」自己进入成年的儿子。我们共同找出来的解决问题方法,就是透 过写信,而这些信,虽说是为了要处理你的焦虑的,一旦开始,也就好像「猛兽出闸」,我们之间的异议和情绪,也都被释放出来,浮上了表面。这三年对话,过程 真的好辛苦:一次又一次的越洋电话、一封又一封的电子邮件、很多个深夜凌晨的线上对谈、无数次的讨论和争辩── 整个结果,现在呈现在读者眼前。你老是罗唆我的文字风格不够讲究,老是念念念「截稿期到了」,老是要求我一次又一次地「能不能再补充一点细节」。其实,有 时候我觉得我写得比你好!现在三年回头,我有一个发现。写了三年以後,你的目的还是和开始时完全一样──为了了解你的成人儿子,但是我,随着时间,却变 了。我是逐渐、逐渐才明白你为甚麽要和我写这些信的,而且,写了一段时间以後,我发现自己其实还蛮乐在其中的,虽然我绝对不动声色。开始的时候,只是觉得 自己有很多想法,既然你给我一个「麦克风」,我就把想法大声说出来罢了。到後期,我才忽然察觉到,这件事有一个更重大的意义:我跟我的母亲,有了连结,而 我同时意识到,这是大部分的人一生都不会得到的「份」,我却有了。我在想:假使我们三年前没开始做这件事,我们大概就会和绝大多数的人一样只是继续过日 子,继续重复那每天不痛不痒的问候:吃了吗──嗯,功课做了吗──嗯,没和弟弟吵架吧──没,不缺钱用吧──……三年,真的不短。回头看,我还真的同意 你说的,这些通信,虽然是给读者的,但是它其实是我们最私己、最亲密、最真实的手印,记下了刻下了我们的三年生活岁月──我们此生永远不会忘记的生活岁 月。在这里,因此我最想说的是,谢谢你,谢谢你给了我这个「份」──不是出书,而是,和你有了连结的「份」。

     

     

       ——————偶是分割线——————

    冬天还拖曳着长长的尾巴不肯离去,感冒久久没有完全痊愈的趋势。我亲爱的SM姑娘在一旁偷偷流泪,很多的人刚刚经历了DAF考试,我借用什么什么的名义,坐在这里偷吃同名的某巧克力。

    阳光总是会在某个瞬间闪现出来,像是个极其顽皮的小孩。旋即消失。只有眼泪珠断断续续滴落,一颗一颗,Z同学说今年厦门的雨季或许要比上海来得久,潮湿的环境总是更易让人生倦。总是在一座城市呆得太久便会心生倦意。念着另一座城的好。殊不知你的骨髓已经被这里的气息浸润,再离开也是件艰难的事情。

     我在很多的地方,在街角,在电梯,在教室见过很多的文艺男青年。并没有贬薄的意思。或者能够把一双CONVERSE穿出味道,或者身着MUJIT-shirt 抱着课本戴着耳机安静走路,或者只是戴着耳机安静走路。都能够让人心生欢喜。

     城市里很多的角落都在进行着绽放和凋谢的故事。樱花开了又落了。花期太短的物事总会更迷人,例如昙花,例如红颜。

     

     


     

     

  • 2008-01-28

    Grey's Anatomy 201-209 - [九光十色]

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    S2E01
      Opening:
      To be a good surgeon, you have to think like a surgeon
      emotions are messy
      tuck them neatly and step into a cleanest sterile room
      where the procedure is simple:
      cut,suture and close
      but sometimes you face the cut that won't heal
      a cut that rips its stitches
      wide open
      
      Ending:
      They say practice makes perfect
      Theory is:
      the more you think like a surgeon,
      the more you become one
      that you gotta remain neutral, clinical:
      cut,suture and close
      and the harder it becomes to turn it off
      stop think like a surgeon
      remember what it means to think like a human being
      
      
      S2E02
      Opening:
      I have an aunt who whenever she poured anything for you
      would say:"say when?"
      my aunt would say:"say when?"
      and of course, we never did
      we don't say when,
      because there's something about the possibility of more
      more tequila,more love,more anything
      more is better.
      
      Ending:
      There's something to be said about a glass of half full
      about knowing when to say when
      I think it's a floating line
      a barometer of mead and desire
      it's entirely up to the individual
      and depends on what being poured
      sometimes, all we want is a taste
      other times, there's no such thing as enough
      the glass is bottomless
      and all we want
      is more
      
      
      S2E03
      Opening:
      Surgeons are control freaks
      when the scalpe in your hand,
      you feel unstoppable
      there's no fear, there's no pain
      you are 10 feet tall and bullet proof
      and then you leave the O.R.
      and all that perfection
      all that beautiful control
      just falls to crap
      
      Ending:
      No one likes to lose control,
      but as a surgeon,
      there's nothing worse.
      it's a sign of weakness
      of not being up to task
      and still,
      there're times when it just gets away from you
      when the world stops spinning
      and you realise your shining little scaple
      isn't gonna save you
      no matter how hard you fight it
      you fall
      and it's scary as hell
      except there's a site for free-falling
      it's a chance you give your friends to catch you
      
      
      
      S2E04
      Opening:
      The key to survive in the surgical internship,
      is denial.
      We deny that we were tired,
      we deny that we were scared,
      we deny how badly we want to succeed
      and most importantly, we deny we are in denial.
      
      Ending:
      Sometimes, reality has a way of sneaking up
      and bites us in the ass.
      And when the dam bursts,
      all you can do is swim.
      The world of pretending is a cage, not a cocoon.
      we can only lie to ourselves so long
      we are tired, we are scared
      denying it didn't change the truth
      sooner or later, we have to put aside our denial
      and face the world,head on gun's blazing
      Denial..it's not just a river in Egypt
      It's a freaking ocean
      so how do you keep from drowning in it?
      
      
      
      S2E05
      Opening:
      Pain comes in all forms,
      the small twinge, a bit of soreness, the random pain,
      the normal pain we live with everyday.
      Then there is the kind of pain you can't ignore,
      a level of pain so great that it blocks out everything else.
      It makes the rest of the world fade away
      until all we can think about is how much we hurt.
      How we manage our pain is up to us.
      "Pain", we ride it out, embrace it,ignore it,
      And for some of us the best way to manage our pain
      is to just push through it
      
      Ending:
      Pain, you just have to ride it
      and hope it will go away on its own,
      hope that the wound that caused it will heal.
      There are no solutions,
      no easy answers.
      You just breathe deep and wait for it to subside.
      Most of the time the pain can be managed
      but sometimes the pain gets you when you least expect it.
      It hits below the belt,
      and doesn't run up.
      Pain, you just have to fight through
      because the truth is you can't out run it,
      life always makes more
      
      S2E06
      Opening:
      In general,people can be categorized in one of two ??
      those who love suprises
      and those who don't
      I ....don't
      I've never met a surgeon that enjoys suprise
      because as surgeons we like to be in the know
      we have to be in the know
      because when we aren't
      people die and losses happen
      and i'm rambling, I think i'm rambling
      
      Ending:
      As surgeons,there're so many things we have to know
      we have to know what it takes
      we have to knwo how to take care of our patients
      and how to take care of each other
      Eventually,we even have to figure out how to take care of ourselves
      As surgeons, we have to be in the know
      but as human beings, sometimes it's better to stay in the dark
      because in the dark, there may be fear,but there's also hope
      
      S2E07
      Opening
      Communication...
      it's the first thing we really learn in life.
      Funny this is, once we grow up,
      learn our words and start talking,
      the harder it becomes to know what to say
      or how to ask for what we really need..
      
      
      Ending
      At the end of the day
      there are some things you just can't help but talk about.
      Some things we just don't want to hear,
      and some things we say because we can't be silent anymore.
      Some things are more than what you say,
      they are what you do.
      Some things you say because there is no choice.
      Some things you keep to yourself and not to often,
      but every now and then,
      some things simply speak for themselves
      
      
      S2E08
      Opening:
      In the 8th grade, My English class had to read Romeo and Juliet,
      then for extra credit, Mrs Snyder made us act out all the parts:
      Sal scaffarillo was Romeo,as they would have it,I was juliet
      all the other girls were jealous
      but i had a slightly different take
      I told Mrs Snyder that Juliet was an idiot
      First of all, she falls for the one guy she knows she can't have,
      then she blames fate for her own bad decision.
      
      Ending:
      Maybe Romeo and Juliet were fated to be together
      but just for a while, and then the time passed
      If they could have known it beforehand
      maybe it all would be ok
      I told Mrs Snyder that when i was grown up
      I take fate into my own hands
      I wouldn't let some guy drag me down
      Mrs Synder said I be lucky if i ever had that kind of passion,some one
      that if we did, we be together forever
      Even now I believe for the most part
      love is about choices
      it's about putting the poison and dagger
      and making your own happy ending, most of the time
      but sometimes, despite your best choices and your best intentions
      fate wins anyway
      
      
      
      S2E09
      Opening:
      Gratitude, Appreciation,Giving-Thanks,
      No matter what words you use,
      it all means the same thing: Happy
      We were supposed to be happy,
      grateful for friends, family...
      Happy to just be alive,whether we like it or not
      
      Ending:
      Maybe we are not supposed to be happy,
      maybe gratitude has nothing to do with joy
      Maybe being grateful means recognizing what you have, for what it is
      Appreciating small victories,
      Admiring the struggle it takes simply to be human
      Maybe we're thankful for the familiar things we know
      Maybe we're thankful for the things we will never know
      At the end of the day, the fact that we have the courage still be standing