- 在社区修理铺门口等十分钟，我才明白中国人为什么总说“先看看能不能修” | Waiting Ten Minutes Outside a Neighborhood Repair Shop, I Finally Understood Why People in China Always Say, “Let’s See If It Can Be Fixed First”
- 我以前遇到东西坏掉，第一反应往往是算了，看看要不要换新的。尤其是小电器、拉链、台灯、风扇这种不上不下的东西，修起来好像麻烦，丢掉又有点可惜。可我在中国住久了以后，越来越常听到一句话：先看看能不能修。第一次真正让我理解这句话，不是在大型商场或官方售后，而是在居民区边上一家很小的修理铺门口。门头有点旧，玻璃上贴着“修鞋、配钥匙、换拉链、修小家
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