中国是世界上唯一将汽车称之为“轿车”的国度,可见“轿本位”影响之深远。国人离不开轿子,无论坐轿的人还是抬轿的人。轿子是中国文化最传神的物化,人被分为人上人和人下人,即坐轿的人和抬轿的人,或者说奴役者和被奴役者。坐轿是一件作威作福的乐事,抬轿却是体力加技巧的苦活。试想,三十二人抬的大轿里放一碗水,走出数里水不洒一滴,那是怎样的劲头和技巧,这或许也只有久经权力“考验”的国人才能做到。 China is the only country in the world to call a car “a car.” This shows that “car ownership” has far-reaching implications. People can not leave the chair, regardless of the person who seated chair or sedan chair. The sedan chair is the most vivid materialization of Chinese culture. People are divided into human beings and subordinates, that is, those who ride cars and lift sedans, or are enslaved and enslaved. The sedan chair is a blessing of pleasure, lifting the chair is physical and technical hard work. Just think, the big sedan carried by a 32 man put a bowl of water in it, and out of a few miles of water does not sprinkle a drop of water. What kind of momentum and skill is it? Perhaps this is only possible for those who have long passed the test of power.