发表档案: (旅林)毛里林在旅游报发文使用过的笔名 1989-11-03《江南游报》 稿费:6:00 东京动物公墓 毛里林 日本首都东京有一处引人瞩目的景观:动物公墓。极目望去,这里点缀着成千上万的小型大理石纪念碑,简直就是一个碑林世界。每块墓碑下均藏着一只被东京人深爱的小动物,其中有狗、猫、兔子、鸽子、金鱼等。 公墓有专门人员护墓,尽管报酬不高,但是他们对任何一座坟墓都得细心照料。 这里还有一座佛庙,庙里的一位教士专为那些被送来公墓下葬动物之魂做祷告。祷告之后,小动物即可入葬。有的主人还为他们举行花费惊人的下葬仪式。 发表档案: 毛里林 摘译 1989-11-03《上海旅游报》 稿费:3:00 What Numbers Do Japanese Like and Dislike? by Mao Lining If you have a chance to visit Japan, you can not find the
number “4” in any place in hospitals. As a Chinese, you can
understand it easily. The number “4” in the Chinese sounds like the
Chinese character for “die”. So the number “4”, which frightens
Japanese, is also difficult to find in other places. In a word, Japanese people taboo “4” just as Europeans do to
the number “13”. Japanese also take a dislike to the number “9”,
the pronunciation of which reminds people of the
Chinese character for “anxiety”. In Japan, numbers “3”, “5”, “7” indicate happiness and
luck. Notes:1. taboo
忌讳2. anxiety 愁 发表档案: 文章署名:毛里宁 报刊名称:《上海学生英文报》 刊发时间:1993-12-28 刊发栏目:娱乐 所得稿费:10.00