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C.边读边听报
D. 和他/她一起边读边听报
习惯可以被改变，信仰也可以被改变，只是后者需要的时间要久一点。阅读习惯的大变革已经发生，但有些人坚信只有传统的阅读方式才会酿出阅读的真情，墨味萦鼻，随意翻阅，信手标注，亲友传阅才能算思考阅读。
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Disclaimer: The writer is a socially awkward and emotionally stunted Canadian whose high school graduation class voted him "most likely to be found dead in a cheap hotel room." Since he is barely capable of dressing himself, any inference of sartorial acumen in the following commentary should be taken under advisement.
As summer's swelter envelops Beijing like an endless strip of sweat-soaked gauze, it's painfully apparent that this great city, blessed with some of the most beautiful and stylish women on the planet, is also home to an expanding legion of dorky men who believe the ideal way to beat the heat is to roll up their pants to knee level and hike their shirts above their beer bellies.
Sad, but true.
Let's state the obvious: Any man who feels compelled to advertise his love of pijiu by transforming a shirt and pants into the ubiquitous 'Beijing bikini' should be embarrassed. What is the thought process here, guys? Are you simply too cheap to spring for normal hot-weather attire, or are you genuinely convinced that 'slovenly' equates to 'cool'?
As a fellow fashion-challenged misfit with a decades-long reputation for inappropriate dress, I can see how rolled-up pants and half a shirt might be a comfortable combination while stumbling home after a night of barroom debauchery－but definitely not on a bustling sidewalk in the middle of the afternoon... and especially not in mixed company.
That goes double for taxi drivers.
On a recent scorching Saturday at Lido Park, a friend and I counted 13 BB-clad guys. Most were flying solo, but the few sorry saps accompanied by female companions were totally oblivious to their ladies' unmistakable reticence to engage in close contact.
文章节选自 《中国日报》2017.07.14第二版 “'Beijing bikini' is not a cool look, guys ”点击阅读全文
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Murray Greig is a Canadian author and sports journalist who has resided in China for 6 years. He enjoys watching sports and old movies with his two cats, who were rescued off the streets of Beijing.
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