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经济奇迹与其政治革命和社会革命是分不开的战后日本经济降到冰点,上篇专栏说了,战争结束时,日本的国民财富至少损失了三分之一,城市生活水准降到战前的35%,乡村生活水准也降到了战前的65%。不过,这些抽象数字并不能形象描述当时人们的窘境。战后日本民众最大的窘境,是饥饿。为了填饱肚子,人们什么都做。战后成长起来的日本孩子的童年记忆是抓青蛙和蚱蜢。不是抓来搞什么神经反射实验,而是吃。还有杂志正儿八
Economic miracles, which were inseparable from the political revolution and social revolution, fell to the freezing point of the post-war Japanese economy. The first column said that at the end of the war Japan’s national wealth lost at least one-third, and its standard of living in cities dropped to prewar Of the 35%, rural life standards also dropped to 65% before the war. However, these abstract figures do not give a vivid picture of people’s dilemmas. The greatest dilemma for post-war Japanese people is hunger. To fill the stomach, people do everything. Childhood memories of Japanese children who grew up after the war were catching frogs and grasshoppers. Rather than experimenting with reflexology, you eat. There are eight children magazine