法國(guó)人去咖啡館

1、法國(guó)人去咖啡館,,法國(guó)人去咖啡館不單單是為了喝咖啡，他們更多的是去那里放松身心。普通百姓喜歡湊熱鬧，聚會(huì)或聚餐，哪里人多就喜歡去哪里。無(wú)怪乎在法國(guó)普通餐館中，服務(wù)生大多會(huì)把第一批客人安排在靠窗的桌邊，然后點(diǎn)上一支小蠟燭。夜色降臨時(shí)分，外邊的客人會(huì)不由自主地被餐廳內(nèi)搖曳的燭光、隱約的人影所吸引，去分享餐廳內(nèi)溫軟的空氣。不論你是一個(gè)學(xué)問(wèn)深邃的哲學(xué)家，還是失意文人、潦倒的藝術(shù)家、放學(xué)下課的學(xué)生，只要要一杯熱咖啡或其他飲料，你就可以在那里放松

2、自己。當(dāng)然，邀上幾個(gè)朋友、同事或同學(xué)坐在那里談天說(shuō)地，交流思想，討論功課，書(shū)寫作業(yè)也無(wú)不可。一些孤獨(dú)落寞的人，常會(huì)來(lái)此消磨難耐的時(shí)光，尋找心靈的慰藉(solace)。法國(guó)人崇尚的自由、平等、博愛(ài)(fraternity)常被濃縮在這不足百米見(jiàn)方的咖啡館中。,,法國(guó)人去咖啡館不單單是為了喝咖啡，他們更多的是去那里放松身心。French people do not go to a café only to drink. They

3、go there primarily for relaxation.,,普通百姓喜歡湊熱鬧，聚會(huì)或聚餐，哪里人多就喜歡去哪里。Everybody in the country loves socializing. Wherever there is a feast or a party, they just show up and join in the fun.,,無(wú)怪乎在法國(guó)普通餐館中，服務(wù)生大多會(huì)把第一批客人安排在靠窗的桌邊，然

4、后點(diǎn)上一支小蠟燭。No wonder in any café, the waiter would seat in the early-arrived guests at a table by the window, and light a candle for them.,夜色降臨時(shí)分，外邊的客人會(huì)不由自主地被餐廳內(nèi)搖曳的燭光、隱約的人影所吸引，去分享餐廳內(nèi)溫軟的空氣。Soon after nightfall some p

5、assers-by, lured by the human figures framed in the flickering candlelight, may dive in as well to share the nice soothing air inside the room.,不論你是一個(gè)學(xué)問(wèn)深邃的哲學(xué)家，還是失意文人、潦倒的藝術(shù)家、放學(xué)下課的學(xué)生，只要要一杯熱咖啡或其他飲料，你就可以在那里放松自己。It doesn’t m

6、atter whether you are a learned scholar, a distraught man of letters, or a student freshly dismissed from school--just ask for a cup of coffee or some other drink, and you have a perfect space to relax yourself in.,當(dāng)然，邀上

7、幾個(gè)朋友、同事或同學(xué)坐在那里談天說(shuō)地，交流思想，討論功課，書(shū)寫作業(yè)也無(wú)不可。Should you want to discuss the school work with your classmates or to exchange news and ideas with a few colleagues or friends, that’s equally fine.,,一些孤獨(dú)落寞的人，常會(huì)來(lái)此消磨難耐的時(shí)光，尋找心靈的慰藉(so

8、lace)。Sometimes the café is like a asylum, offering solace to the lonely souls with nothing but big whole lunches of time to kill.,,法國(guó)人崇尚的自由、平等、博愛(ài)常被濃縮在這不足百米見(jiàn)方的咖啡館中。It is here, in the café less than 100 square

9、 meters, that notions of liberty, equality and fraternity most reveal themselves.,,French people do not go to a café only to drink. They go there primarily for relaxation. Everybody in the country loves socializing.

10、 Wherever there is a feast or a party, they just show up and join in the fun. No wonder in any café, the waiter would seat in the early-arrived guests at a table by the window, and light a candle for them. Soon afte

11、r nightfall some passers-by, lured by the human figures framed in the flickering candlelight, may dive in as well to share the nice soothing air inside the room.It doesn’t matter whether you are a learned scholar, a dis

12、traught man of letters, or a student freshly dismissed from school--just ask for a cup of coffee or some other drink, and you have a perfect space to relax yourself in. Should you want to discuss the school work with you

13、r classmates or to exchange news and ideas with a few colleagues or friends, that’s equally fine. Sometimes the café is like a asylum, offering solace to the lonely souls with nothing but big whole lunches of time t