哲学家小路是正对着海德堡老城区的一条很美的山间小路,中间隔着一条如银色曲线一样缓缓折向远方的内卡河——德国的诗人之河。一座古朴的老桥跨河而过。当然此桥是于1947年6月重建的(为了阻止盟军的进攻,“二战”快结束前德国人自己炸毁了包括这座古桥在内的几座桥梁)。散步在哲学家小路上不禁想到那些曾经迷惑的问题,比如爱情、死亡、宇宙的奥秘、人生的意义等。有人警告过说向一位职业哲学家追问人生的意义,会招人笑 The Philosopher’s Path is a beautiful mountain path directly opposite Heidelberg’s Old Town, separated by a river of Neckar-German poet, slowly deflecting like a silver curve. A rustic old bridge across the river. Of course, the bridge was rebuilt in June 1947 (in order to stop the attack by the Allies, the Germans themselves blew up several bridges including the old bridge just before the “World War II”). Walking in the philosopher’s path can not help but think of those once confused issues, such as love, death, the mysteries of the universe, the meaning of life. Someone warned that asking a professional philosopher about the meaning of life would recruit people to laugh