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dasan0079 发表于 2020-4-11 19:01 
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The term "the sick man of..." has a lot of history and has been used at various times to describe various countries, especially those with fragile economic and/or political systems. The Czar (or Tsar) of Russia used the term to describe the Ottoman Empire. Various commentators used it to describe Weimar Germany. It was used in the 60's to talk about Great Britain. It has been used to describe, at various times, Italy, Spain, Portugal, and Greece. It has been used to describe Russia after the end of the Cold War. Anyone who tries to play the race card on this one does not understand history. I encourage people to study the history of this term. Then again, if you are in China, your free access to a wide range of books about history, economics, or politics is severely limited.
简单说XX病夫在其他国家身上也用过很多次了,而且,著名杂志经济学人有这个文章。翻译一下就是”意大利---真正的欧洲病夫“。
Italy -- The real sick man of Europe
https://www.economist.com/leader ... -sick-man-of-europe
建议自己多做些研究然后下结论。
而且看到国内国家级媒体在很气愤的报道。。。真的不知道他们有没有做过研究。。。感觉只会加深问题,不会解决问题 |
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