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布克·T·华盛顿:力争上游·摘录 283
布克·T·华盛顿《力争上游》· Up from Slavery · 领导
My garden, also, what little time I can be at Tuskegee, is another source of rest and enjoyment. Somehow I like, as often as possible, to touch nature, not something that is artificial or an imitation, but the real thing. When I can leave my office in time so that I can spend thirty or forty minutes in spading the ground, in planting seeds, in digging about the plants, I feel that I am coming into contact with something that is giving me strength for the many duties and hard places that await me out in the big world. I pity the man or woman who has never learned to enjoy nature and to get strength and inspiration out of it.
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定位:Excerpt 283 · 核对日期:2026-10-19 · 核验:短摘录
白话
华盛顿在塔斯基吉时,把菜园当作休息和享受。他喜欢接触真实自然,不是人造仿品。只要能从办公室抽身三四十分钟,翻土、播种、摆弄植物,他就觉得在接触一种能给他力量的东西,去应对外面世界的许多责任和难关。他同情那些从未学会享受自然、从中获得力量和灵感的人。做法是:留一点时间做具体、接地气的体力活,让身心从抽象压力中恢复。
上下文
华盛顿在自传中描述自己在繁忙校务之余,通过园艺接触自然来恢复精力,体现他对平衡生活的重视。
今日一问
今天你能抽出二十分钟,做一件接触真实自然的小事吗?
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