02. 历史的幸存者润了以后能不能 move on｜《米拉蒂》（下）

打脑壳WordsMisunderstood

打脑壳第二期还是继续聊严歌苓新书《米拉蒂》。因为考虑到大部分听播客的朋友应该都还没有读这本书，我觉得与其介绍所有角色剧情不如介绍一个我个人很喜欢也很有共鸣的角色：米拉爸爸米潇，他的特点是他一辈子都在过渡。至于我一个二十多岁的年轻人为啥子跟这个文革幸存者有共鸣，大家听完就晓得了。
In the second episode of WordsMisunderstood, we continue discussing Yan Geling's new book, Milati. Since I assume that most of our podcast listeners haven't had a chance to read the book yet, I thought it would be better to introduce a character I personally admire and resonate with, rather than delving into all the characters and plotlines. Let me introduce you to Mi Xiao, or Milati’s dad. As for why a young person in their twenties like me would resonate with this Cultural Revolution survivor, you'll find out after you give this episode a listen.
引用：

1. New York Times, Witnessing China's 1989 Protests, 1,000 Miles from Tiananmen Square: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/02/world/asia/china-1989-protests-chengdu-andy-levin.html

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