十八世纪欧洲人大多迷恋中国茶叶中散发出的阵阵清香,瓷器上透出的淳淳古风。到了二十世纪,欧洲人对中国的迷恋不再局限于精致的家具、瓷器和古玩,也不再满足于心旷神怡的茶叶香。他们可以较多接触到来自中国的留学生这些活生生的文化载体。众所周知,人与物的交流是单向的,如果说物中有特殊的蕴涵,也是人赋 In the eighteenth century, most Europeans were infatuated with the fragrant bursts of Chinese tea and the pure Chun Chun revealed on porcelain. By the twentieth century, the Europeans’ fascination with China was no longer confined to exquisite furniture, porcelain and antiques, nor was it satisfied with the refreshing fragrance of tea. They can gain more exposure to living cultural carriers of foreign students from China. As we all know, the exchange of people and things is one-way, if there is a special implication in things, but also people