坐火车返回斯德哥尔摩的路上,铁轨两侧是大片的黑森林,各式各样的小木屋或隐或现:有些是粗大的圆木,有些是细巧的枝条,有些简洁豪放,有些却俏丽婉约。我对小木屋赞不绝口,华人导游却口气平淡:在瑞典,每个男人都能亲手建造一座小木屋。只有掌握这项技能的男生,才能中学毕业。每个国家对合格人才的标准是不一样的。欧洲人没什么远大的理想,只是朴实地认为一个人首先要照顾好自己,再照顾好家庭,若还有余力就 Take the train back to Stockholm on the road, railroad tracks on both sides of the blockbuster Black Forest, a variety of cabins or hidden or present: some are thick logs, some are delicate branches, some simple bold, some pretty but graceful. I am full of praise for the cabins, but the Chinese tour guides tone dull: in Sweden, each man can build a cabin. Only boys with this skill can graduate from high school. The standard of qualified personnel in each country is different. Europeans no lofty ideals, but simply that a person must first take care of themselves, and then take good care of the family, if there is still spare capacity