Session Alignment

S1

The uses of nostalgia

T1

怀旧的使用

S2

Nostalgia can be harnessed for good .

T2

怀旧的使用有好的一面。

S3

At the start of the 20 th century , Europe and America were nostalgic , too , buffeted by a similar confluence of technological , geopolitical and cultural change .

T3

在 20 世纪初，由于受到相似的科技、地缘政治和文化变革的冲击，欧美也处于怀旧时期。

S4

Then a period of conflict and social upheaval led to universal suffrage and education for all .

T4

然后一定阶段的冲突和社会动荡带来了普遍选举权和人人都享有的受教育权。

S5

Today ’s politicians can learn from that time .

T5

当今的政治家可以从那时吸取经验。

S6

They must avoid war , obviously , by preserving and enhancing the institutions that enable countries to work together .

T6

很显然，他们必须通过维护并提高能够让各国合作的机制避免战争。

S7

But they should also find bold ways to deal with insecurity and alienation .

T7

但是他们也应该果断地应对不安和异化。

S8

That will involve the state working harder for the citizen by making education available throughout people ’s lives , by overhauling taxation , devolving power to cities and regions , averting climate catastrophe , and wise management of immigration .

T8

这将涉及国家要尽更大的努力为公民服务，让人们享有终身受教育权，减少税收，把权力下放到各大城市和地区手中，避免气候灾难，并采取明智的移民管理。

S9

The nostalgists are on to something .

T9

怀旧的人有一定的目的。

S10

When one way of running the world seems to be exhausted , but the next has yet to come into being , the past holds important lessons .

T10

当一种管理世界的方式似乎到头，而下一种还未出现时，从过去吸取经验就显得十分重要了。