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“许多人要像牲畜一样才勉强存活下来。在乡村,他们吃的是野生杂草根和蒲公英,嚼的是紫罗兰的花蕾、野葱、勿忘草、野菜和牲口吃的野革。在城市,母亲们则在码头晃悠,等待被丢弃的废品,还得和流浪狗抢夺。她们会一路跟随装载着蔬菜的卡车,等待着争抢掉下来的东西。无家可归的人徘徊在附近的餐馆,掀起垃圾桶盖,仔细搜寻里面腐烂的食物,这样的人,无处不在。”这就是1932年的美国。人们可能很难将现在的美国与上文的美国联系在一起。之后在1932—1972
“Many people survive like a livestock, and in the country they eat wild weeds and dandelions, violets, wild onions, forget-me-nots, wild vegetables, and wild cattle eaten by animals.” In the cities, Mothers swing around the dock, waiting for the discarded scrap, to snatch with the stray dogs, who will follow the trucks loaded with vegetables, waiting for the scramble for falling homeless people wandering around restaurants , Set off the trash can cover, carefully search for rotten food inside, such people, everywhere. "This is the 1932 United States. One may find it hard to relate the present United States to the above-mentioned United States. After 1932-1972