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为了更多地了解生活在最底层的流浪汉的生存状况,美国《纽约时报》记者威廉·詹姆斯装扮成一个瘸腿流浪汉,混迹于迈阿密一群流浪汉中。看着身有残疾、衣着破旧、满脸污垢的詹姆斯,这群流浪汉眼睛里顿时流露出一种关切的目光。一个流浪汉走了过来,递给詹姆斯一根树棍,对他说道:“兄弟,拄着它,方便些。”詹姆斯接过来,用手一遍遍地摩挲着这根光滑、发亮的树棍,脸上露出感激的神色。抬眼望去,忽然,心中好像被什么东西重重地击打了一下。他发现,刚才那个流浪汉走路一瘸一瘸的。那
In order to know more about the living conditions of the homeless at the bottom, William James, a New York Times correspondent, dressed as a lame wanderer, was caught in a group of homeless men in Miami. Looked at a disabled, wearing dilapidated, grimy face James, these wandering eyes suddenly showed a concern of concern. A tramp came and handed him a stick of James and said to him: “Brother, lean on it and make it easier.” James took over and rubbed the smooth, shiny tree over and over again Stick, a grateful look on his face. Looked up and looked, suddenly, my heart seems to be something hit a bit heavily. He found the vagabond who just lamely walked. that