There’s a café near me in Paris called Le Progrès. I imagine its pavement tables a century ago, populated by French socialists in hats and elaborate moustaches — men (yes, almost all were men) who believed in progress, arguing about how to uplift the poor.
我在巴黎的住处附近有一家名叫Le Progrès的咖啡馆。我可以想象到一个世纪前,这家咖啡馆摆放在人行道的餐桌上挤满了戴着帽子、留着精致小胡子的法国社会主义者,他们(是的,几乎都是男性)相信社会在进步,并争论着如何提高穷人的生活水平。
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