2016
考研英语阅读题源经济学人文章?
柏林映像
感谢凯程考研李老师对本文做出的重要贡献
有什么样的环境培养什么样的性格和习惯?/p>
研究生和本科生本身没有什么可比性?/p>
但是?/p>
?/p>
果上了研究生以后,勤奋学习,努力奋进,两三年的学习时间,会沉淀很多,得到很多,?/p>
炼很多?/p>
这个过程实际上并不是从研一那年开始,
而是从考研复习时就已经是个开端?/p>
现凯
程为考生朋友提供重要信息?/p>
Berlin's image
柏林映像
Losing its cool
风华渐失
The German capital, famous for its edgy urbanityand quality of life, looks tired
以前卫和高生活品质闻名于世的德国首都,如今却是一副倦怠的样子
A disappointing missed opportunity?
错失良机,让人惋?/p>
?
WHEN a magazine proclaims on its cover that a city is the world's
?/p>
coolest
?/p>
, it is often a
signthat
it
has
peaked.
Newsweek
did
it
to
London
in
1996,
just
as
the
city
was
becomingunaffordable
for
many
cool
people.
Now
it
is
Berlin's
turn.
In
October
Stern,
a
Germanmagazine, declared the city the coolest, giving special attention to its many great clubs
forpartying.
如果某家杂志封面上大肆赞美某个城市为世界
“最好玩?/p>
的城市,
那往往预示着这座?/p>
市开始衰退。美国《新闻周刊》曾经于
1996
年夸赞伦敦,而当时这个城市不断增加的消费
让很多冷静的人难以承受。如今,轮到柏林上演这一幕了。德国《明星》杂志于
10
月份?/p>
扬它是最好玩的城市,并特意报导了许多举行派对的大型俱乐部?/p>
The
party
scene
is
thriving,
drawing
tourists
from
Tel
Aviv
toStockholmwho
fly
in
for
longinsomniac
weekends.
The
most
famous
venue,
Berghain,
notorious
for
its
arbitrary
bouncers,is
a
world
hub
for
techno
music.
But
true
cognoscenti
are
nostalgic
for
the
rougher,
anarchicdays
just
after
the
Berlin
Wall
fell,
when
clubs
popped
up
in
abandoned
spaces
along
theformer
no-man's-land,
always
several
steps
ahead
of
tedious
fire
regulations.
A
new
book,
?/p>
Berlin
Wonderland
?/p>
,
documents
the
?/p>
wild
years
between
1990-96
?/p>
with
black-and-whitephotographs.
派对场面激奋人心,
从特拉维夫到斯德哥尔摩的众多海外游客纷纷而至?/p>
在这里度过几
个漫长无眠的周末?/p>
最出名的地方非世界电子音乐中心—柏?/p>
“伯根哈因?/p>
夜店莫属?/p>
其中
随心所欲的保安让该店“闻名于世?/p>
。但真正的电音行家却一直怀念柏林墙倒塌后那些艰?/p>
混乱的岁月,
各种各样的夜店纷纷在之前无人地带的废弃地方出现,
总能机智应对冗长乏味