如果问周围人一个问题:你的理想是什么?认真回答这个问题的,往往都是学生,越小回答得越“理想”。而成年人,往往含糊了事,要么干脆反问:“这年头,谁还有理想?”无理想的生活已经成为成年人的普遍状态,所以,我不敢说我有理想。可以想象,如果我说我的理想,而我又不是刚刚毕业的大学生,已经在社会上摸爬滚打好多年,还谈理想,明显幼稚,定会惹来嘲笑。理想似乎是那些没经过社会熔炉历练的人才该有的东西。 If you ask people around a question: What is your ideal? Serious answer to this question, are often students, the smaller the more answered “Ideal ”. Adults, however, tend to vaguely ask: “This year, who still has an ideal?” An unhealthy life has become a universal condition for adults, so I can not say I have an ideal. It is conceivable that if I talk about my ideal and I am not just a fresh graduate, I have already fought many years in society. I also talk about ideals and naivety and will certainly provoke ridicule. The ideal seems to be something for those who have not gone through the social furnace experience.