好几个小时了,列车一直在尼罗河沿岸行驶。这趟从卢克索开往开罗的列车上挤满了埃及的老百姓。我上车晚了,只能分到一个最差的“座位”:和十几位男士一起、蜷缩在车厢后面的地板上,我的下巴搁在膝盖上。凌晨1点,列车抵达开罗。我招了一辆出租车去市中心的解放广场。我饥肠辘辘,因为以前来过开罗,我知道这个时候商店几乎都关门了,只有解放广场有几家快餐店还在营业。出租车停在了哈迪斯快餐店的街对面,我下了车。没一会儿, For hours, the train was traveling along the Nile. The train from Luxor to Cairo was packed with ordinary Egyptians. I got on the bus late, only one of the worst “seats”: with a dozen men, curled up on the floor behind the car, with my chin resting on my lap. At 1 AM, the train arrived in Cairo. I recruit a taxi to the Liberation Square in the city center. I was hungry because I had been to Cairo before. I knew almost all the shops were closed at this time. Only a few fast food restaurants in Liberation Square were still open. The taxi parked across the street from the Hades fast food restaurant and I got off the bus. A moment later,