上世纪三四十年代,犹太人为了躲避纳粹法西斯的屠杀,漂散在世界各地。而上海,成为2万余位犹太难民的“希望之港”。接纳未必艰难,长相守才是考验。流离的岁月里,犹太难民不仅要解决语言问题,就连生活习惯也要从零开始。同样身处战争水深火热之中的上海民众,选择包容这群异乡客,大到工作谋生,小到烧老虎灶、倒马桶等生活技能,都手把手教给犹太难 In the 1930s and 1940s, Jews scattered around the world in order to avoid the massacre of Nazi fascists. In Shanghai, more than 20000 Jewish refugees become “the port of hope.” Admission may not be difficult to look at each other is the test. In a time of isolation, Jewish refugees not only had to deal with language problems, but even their habits should start from scratch. The Shanghai people, who are also in the midst of the war, have chosen to accommodate these strangers to work hard to make a living, from small tiger-burning stoves to over-toilet life skills,