有什么比信仰一个家神更为快乐![1]──弗朗茨·卡夫卡(Franz Kafka)《箴言》第68尼玛茨仁走出村庄,迎着刺骨的寒风,踩着铁路的枕木,一摇一晃地向着印度的方向盲目前进。几个在铁路旁牧羊的姑娘看到他赤身裸体,都以为他发了疯。当时,你就像一条走在路上的鱼。与兽医站站长的儿子订了婚然后又悔婚的桑吉卓玛在半年后的新婚之夜,对着心急火燎的新郎这样描述那天上午她所看到的情形。而另一位姑娘,毛卜拉村制革匠人的女儿, There is nothing more happier than believing in a deity! [1] - Franz Kafka 68th Nimaz Jen of the Proverbs goes out of the village to meet the bones of the wind, Sleepers, moving blindly toward India blindly forward. A few of the girls shepherding by the railway saw him naked, all thought he was crazy. At that time, you were like a fish walking on the road. Sanggi Dolma, who had been married to a veterinarian webmaster and then regretted marriage, described the situation she had seen that morning in front of an impatient bridegroom at a wedding night six months later. While the other girl, daughter of a village tanner at Maubala,