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千百年来,阿拉伯的游牧民族——贝都因人顶着严风烈日,冒着沙漠风暴,将他们的骆驼带向远处山谷的绿洲。伴着星星点点分布的帐篷,袅袅的炊烟,还有给沙漠牧民带来的喜悦和希望的驼铃声,这一切几乎构成了人们印象中的阿拉伯沙漠景象。但在今日因石油而致富的经济条件下,这幅人与牲畜处于旷野的景象,已渐渐消失了。 如果今天你漫步在海湾国家陌生的街巷,一定会惊叹石油工业带来的现代文明已巨大地改变了阿拉伯人的衣食起居。仿佛一夜之间,现代化的建筑取代了帐篷,现代化的汽车取代了骆驼,现代化的高速公路取代了士路。但
For thousands of years, the Arab nomads, the Bedouins, braved severe winds and fierce deserts, took their camels to the oasis in the distant valley. The tents, curl of smoke, and the camel ring of joy and hope for the desert herdsmen, all of which make up the impression of the Arabian desert, have come to the fore. However, in today’s oil-rich economy, the sight of this man and livestock in the wilderness has gradually disappeared. If you walk today in unfamiliar streets and lakes in the Gulf countries, you must have been amazed that the modern civilization brought by the oil industry has dramatically changed the basic necessities of life of the Arabs. As if overnight, modern buildings replaced tents, modern cars replaced camels, and modern highways replaced the road. but