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此刻,天已黄昏,我正坐在白杨环绕的花园里。几分钟以前,刚刚跟几位操着不同语言的同事和朋友们,讨论过美国在我国沿海地区的军事挑衅所造成的局势。我告诉他们,我们听过广播,北京有三百万人举行了游行示威。我们的整个国家沸腾了。而我自已呢,却住在遥远的塔什干,这里离北京大约有一万里。在这样紧张的、不平凡的日子里,最好是住在福建前线,或者至少也住在国内。我的朋友们不断地点着头,从他们的目光和脸庞上,我看到了他们激动的心。两三天来,自
At the moment, the sky is dusk, I am sitting in the garden surrounded by poplar. A few minutes ago, I had just discussed with several colleagues and friends in different languages about the situation caused by the U.S. military provocation in the coastal areas of our country. I told them that we heard the radio and that three million people in Beijing held a demonstration. Our entire country has boiled. However, I myself lived in the remote Tashkent, about a thousand miles from Beijing. In such a tense and extraordinary day, it is best to live in front of Fujian or at least live in China. My friends nodded constantly, from their eyes and face, I saw their excitement. Two or three days, since