王朔美国是个理想社会（Wang Shuo the United States is an ideal society）.doc

王朔美国是个理想社会（Wang Shuo the United States is an ideal society） Wang Shuo: The United States is an ideal society Author: Wang Shuo The United States is a very rich country, and it is rich to the extent that everyone is very corrupt. Because when I was a child, I was in an age when material life was very poor, and I wanted to be able to wear it down and then empty my mind. Because childhood spiritual emptiness truth is very boring. At that time, I remember our family had some American soldiers used spoons with the words American army and USA. My mother went to war against the Korean aggression, this thing she brought back. The spoons were of very good quality, and they were all made of very good steel. Until my daughter was a child, we used to serve them well with these spoons. Also, my mother once told me that the Americans and the war thing, telling their own eating American canned feeling, which gave me a American soldiers eat very good impression. I went back to America for half a year. I got an invitation from the United States because I wanted to publish in New York. Dont, I have also had an invitation from Stanford University, I didnt have the nerve to the University, I think I dont deserve it, so I had to put the book out of New York, out of the English version. As for Standford, I didnt go. After I went to the United States, I decided to stay there for some time. During this time, I went to New York, Losangeles, San Francisco, Chicago and the United States in some mess cities, just for a walk and see, so this is actually in order to plug peoples mouths in the future, You see, is this the truth: where people start talking about where, you say you have been, people will not be too wordy with you. In the United States, I stayed in New York and Losangeles for a long time. I think the two cities are very different. The city of Losangeles really took my breath away. In Losangeles, in addition to some special vice establishment, there one evening after dark, nor what e