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当大痛苦来临时,就没有时间流泪了。当天地真正寒冷时，人们就彼此靠近了。对于死亡，对于悲剧，既然无法挽回、无法逃避，就只有面对，往好处想：“我在故我思”。每次看到地震后光秃秃的山头，我就想，那上面会由人们种出更蓊郁的森林。每次看到废墟的画面，我就想，不久之后，那里会立起更坚固、更美丽的大楼。一个脆弱的心灵，不敢凝视美丽。因为他知道所有的美丽都会褪色，所有的生命都将逝去。一个强壮的心灵，敢于面对哀愁，因为他知道所有的哀愁都将淡远；所有的哀愁，有一天，都能被咀嚼、被纪念、被转化，成为大爱。作为一个人，谁能不学着——面对人生的美丽和哀愁

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21ST CENTURY CONSUMER Here’s a statistical snapshot of the American consumer: Median income, at ＄ 40,816 per household, is more princely than almost any nation’s, and many of us have the stuff to show for it. But we also have record levels of credit-card debt, and we make more trash than ever. And the typical family has only ＄ 71,600 in assets, including equity in the family home. This list comes from recent government and industry data.WHAT WE DOJobs. Men work about 42 hours a week; women, 36 hours. In 53 percent of married couples, both spouses work.TV. The TV is on 7 hours and 29 minutes a day at home. Viewing ranges from 3 hours for teens to 5 hours for women over 18.See advertising. The average American is exposed to 247 commercial messages each day.Eat. 928 meals per year at home, up from 917 a year earlier; 141 meals at restaurants, up from 139 the year before.10 million U.S. households (10 percent) were food insecure, or did not always have enough food to meet basic needs.Prepare meals. Families spend 16 minutes to a half-hour a day; singles, 15 minutes or less.Buy more stuff. The typical American spends about 3 hours a week hunting and gathering in stores.Make music. 40 percent of households have two or more members who play a musical instrument; 53 percent of households own an instrument.Travel. 66 million pleasure trips; 17 million business trips--76 percent by auto, 18 percent by air, the rest by train, bus, or ship. Typical trip length: 1 to 2 nights. Favorite activity: shopping.Make messy. Each American generates 4.46 pounds of municipal waste per day, 66 Percent more than in 1960.Think about getting rid of stuff. 101 million adults have used items--worth an estimated $87 each—that they’d like to sell.Volunteer. 56 percent of American adults donate 3 1 2 hours each week to nonprofit groups.WHAT WE OWNHouses. 67.7 percent of American households own a home. About 1 percent have no bathroom, while 38 percent have 2 or more.2.3 million people, or 1 percent of the U.S. population, are likely to experience a spell of homelessness at least once during a year.Wheels. 92 percent of households own autos or motorcycles; 60 percent have more than one. The typical car is 9.4 years old and uses 548 gallons of gas a year.Appliances. 99.8 percent of households have a refrigerator; 93 percent, a microwave oven; 81 percent, a washing machine; 81 percent, a blender; 78 percent, an automatic coffee maker; 76 percent, a fan 57 percent, a dishwasheri 50 percent, an outdoor gas grill; 47 percent, a food processor；45 percent, a garbage disposal；32 percent, room air conditioners；21 percent, a coffee grinder; 12 percent, a pulsating shower head; and 2 percent, an aromatherapy machine.TV sets. We have 2.4 TVs per household. 60 percent of teens, 48 percent of schoolchildren, and 24 percent of toddlers have a TV set in their bedroom. Computers.There are 1.2 per home for offline households, and 1.5 for the 45 percent of households tied in to the Internet.Telephones. About 17 percent of households have more than 1 phone line.Cell phones. More than 105 million subscribe. Pets. We have 59 million cats, 56 million fish, 53 million dogs, 13 million birds, 6 million rabbits and ferrets, 4.8 million rodents, and 4 million reptiles, on which we spend $23 billion yearly.Allowances. Nearly half of all kids get an allowance. Average weekly take: $5.82.

A．fish
B．cats
C．birds
D．dogs

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