第三節(jié)硫和氮的氧化物

第1課時二氧化硫和三氧化硫第三節(jié)硫和氮的氧化物

第1課時二氧化硫和三氧化硫火山口地殼的巖層硫化物和硫酸鹽蛋白質(zhì)火山口地殼的巖層硫化物和硫酸鹽蛋白質(zhì)不微易不微易二氧化硫和三氧化硫精選教學(xué)課件無刺激性有大易易上升易變紅色酸性無刺激性有大易易上升易變紅色酸性變紅褪色恢復(fù)紅色漂白H2O＋SO2H2SO3

H2O

變紅褪色恢復(fù)紅色漂白H2O＋SO2H2SO3H2O不穩(wěn)定分解＋4氧化還原性還原漂白殺菌消毒不穩(wěn)定分解＋4氧化還原性還原漂白殺菌消毒思維拓展2．將SO2通入加酚酞的NaOH溶液，紅色褪去，體現(xiàn)了

SO2的什么性質(zhì)？如何證明？

答案體現(xiàn)SO2的酸性。向反應(yīng)混合物中滴加足量的

NaOH溶液，若恢復(fù)紅色，則說明體現(xiàn)其酸性。3．將等物質(zhì)的量的Cl2和SO2混合，其漂白能力是否一定加強？

答案

不是，Cl2和SO2在水溶液中發(fā)生如下反應(yīng):SO2＋

Cl2＋2H2O2HCl＋H2SO4，使其失去漂白性。4．能否用澄清石灰水鑒別SO2和CO2？為什么？答案不能。SO2、CO2通入澄清石灰水中，均能使石灰水變渾濁，二者現(xiàn)象相同，不能區(qū)分開。思維拓展CaSO4

BaSO4↓＋H2O

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好像是在一次電話采訪中，一個記者曾經(jīng)問過我一個很好玩的問題：李連杰，你這些年都是一帆風(fēng)順，你是怎么變得這么強大的呢？

這位記者，采訪我之前肯定沒做過認(rèn)真的準(zhǔn)備。首先，我從來不是一帆風(fēng)順，我在朋友中有個外號，叫”死過一百次的生還者“。從小我父親就過世了，家境實在太差，只好加入武術(shù)隊，靠每個月微薄的補貼養(yǎng)活全家；11歲開始我連續(xù)5次拿到全國武術(shù)比賽冠軍，18歲拍了《少林寺》一夜成名，但立馬，第二年我就摔斷了腿，差點成為廢人；好不容易等到《黃飛鴻》系列電影大賣，我的經(jīng)紀(jì)人又遭黑道槍殺，事業(yè)再次陷入低谷......這些都不說，2004年印尼海嘯時，我差點妻離子散命喪異地，當(dāng)洪水就在你眼前肆虐時，那種內(nèi)心的驚恐與不舍，又有多少人面對過呢？

也可以理解，問這個問題的人估計從來都只是在電影中了解我，覺得我就是電影中那些硬漢，身懷絕技，從精神到肉體都是天生的強大．事實上，我只是一個血肉做成的普通人，甚至，我比很多人還脆弱，有一段時間，我天天想著出家當(dāng)和尚。

但是，少林寺的一位高僧卻不同意我這樣做，因為出家并不能從根本上解決問題佛家還講究入世修行呢！后來，我去好萊塢發(fā)展時，他要我記住一句話：一切困難都是為了幫自已變得更強大！

這話聽起來實在不像是什么祝福。果然，到了好萊塢，事情并不順利，雖然臺灣老板楊登魁花了上億元幫我打造形象，創(chuàng)造機會，但傲慢的好萊塢并不肯接納我這個身高才170CM的華人。我忍著，直到一次在片場，導(dǎo)演把劇本摔到我臉上，冷冷地問我：你是不是不懂英文，所以劇本沒看懂？

那個晚上，我打電話給那位高僧。他淡淡地說：這些年你吃了不少苦頭，但回過頭來想一想，是現(xiàn)在的你強大，還是過去的你強大？我一愣，想著自已這半生的經(jīng)歷，的確，那些困難現(xiàn)在看起來都不值一提了，可當(dāng)時，又何嘗不是逼得自已無路可逃？可見，困難的確在讓我變得強大，至少，讓我的承受能力越來越強！

從那以后，我不再懼怕任何困境，對困境內(nèi)外甚至抱著一種“歡迎”的態(tài)度。朋友都說我瘋魔了，但我心里知道，這不過是在困難中修煉自已。

拍攝《英雄》的那段時間，章子怡很是受非議，甚至在劇組中也被某些人孤立。在她身上我看到了剛出道的自已：沖動、愛憎分明，心里有什么臉上從來藏不住......于是，我把自的體驗告訴她，慢慢地，她也從流言中脫胎換骨，開始表現(xiàn)出一個堅強的章小妹。

這兩年，我對武術(shù)之道越來越有想法，很想和觀眾分享這種想法，于是，我請人編寫了宣揚和平的電影《西藏武僧在紐約》。很多片商對名字很感興趣，但一看劇本就都不肯投資，因為里面的武打場面太少了，不夠商業(yè)化。到哪里去找投資商？每晚這個問題都折磨得我無法入睡，實在沒辦法了，我找到法國的著名導(dǎo)演呂克貝松，想自掏腰包自已拍。拍完后，我看電影前90分鐘十分精彩脫俗，但后30分鐘就落入了武打片的俗套，就要求改結(jié)尾，別人都覺得我瘋了，改結(jié)尾是自殺行為，會讓票房一落千丈。呂克貝松也十分驚奇地問我：“你真想得罪你所有的觀眾嗎？”我笑著說：“那就試一次吧?！?/p>

事實是，電影還沒有公開放映，就受到了不少電影專家和媒體的關(guān)注，慢慢地，隨著《霍元甲》的再度追擊，大家也開始知道：哦，原來李連杰并不是一個武打機器，他也是有自已的想法的；中華武術(shù)除了實用外，里面還有博大精深的東西??！

這就是我的目的。既要表達內(nèi)心、又要保證票房，的確是一件太困難的事，但我知道，困境總會過去，而經(jīng)歷困境的人，卻在這個過程中變得更樂觀、更有力量。

好像是在一次電話采訪中，一個記者曾經(jīng)問過我一個很好玩的問s,somesayshequotedeverybookofthebiblebymemoryandiBothsistershadhadtheirloveexperiencebythetimethewarcame,andtheywerehurriedhome.Neitherwaseverinlovewithayoungmanunlessheandshewereverballyverynear:thatisunlesstheywereprofoundlyinterested,TALKINGtooneanother.Theamazing,theprofound,theunbelievablethrilltherewasinpassionatelytalkingtosomereallycleveryoungmanbythehour,resumingdayafterdayformonths...thistheyhadneverrealizedtillithappened!Theparadisalpromise:Thoushalthavementotalkto!---hadneverbeenuttered.Itwasfulfilledbeforetheyknewwhatapromiseitwas.

Andifaftertherousedintimacy39ofthesevividandsoul-enlighteneddiscussionsthesexthingbecamemoreorlessinevitable40,thenletit.Itmarkedtheendofachapter.Ithadathrillofitsowntoo:aqueervibratingthrillinsidethebody,afinalspasm41ofself-assertion,likethelastword,exciting,andveryliketherowofasterisks42thatcanbeputtoshowtheendofaparagraph,andabreakinthetheme.

Whenthegirlscamehomeforthesummerholidaysof1913,whenHildawastwentyandConnieeighteen,theirfathercouldseeplainlythattheyhadhadtheloveexperience.

L'amouravaitpossépar8là,assomebodyputsit.Buthewasamanofexperiencehimself,andletlifetakeitscourse.Asforthemotanervousinvalid43inthelastfewmonthsofherlife,shewantedhergirlstobe`free',andto`fulfilthemselves'.Sheherselfhadneverbeenabletobealtogetherherself:ithadbeendeniedher.Heavenknowswhy,forshewasawomanwhohadherownincomeandherownway.Sheblamedherhusband.Butasamatteroffact,itwassomeoldimpressionofauthorityonherownmindorsoulthatshecouldnotgetridof.IthadnothingtodowithSirMalcolm,wholefthisnervously44hostile,high-spiritedwifetoruleherownroost,whilehewenthisownway.

Sothegirlswere`free',andwentbacktoDresden,andtheirmusic,andtheuniversityandtheyoungmen.Theylovedtheirrespectiveyoungmen,andtheirrespectiveyoungmenlovedthemwithallthepassionofmentalattraction.Allthewonderfulthingstheyoungmenthoughtandexpressedandwrote,theythoughtandexpressedandwrotefortheyoungwomen.Connie'syoungmanwasmusical,Hilda'swastechnical.Buttheysimplylivedfortheiryoungwomen.Intheirmindsandtheirmentalexcitements,thatis.Somewhereelsetheywerealittlerebuffed,thoughtheydidnotknowit.

Itwasobviousinthemtoothatlovehadgonethroughthem:thatis,thephysicalexperience.Itiscuriouswhatasubtlebutunmistakabletransmutationitmakes,bothinthebodyofmenandwomen:thewomanmoreblooming,moresubtlyrounded,heryoungangularitiessoftened45,andherexpressioneitheranxiousortriumphant46:themanmuchquieter,moreinward,theveryshapesofhisshouldersandhisbuttockslessassertive47,morehesitant.

Intheactualsex-thrillwithinthebody,thesistersnearlysuccumbed48tothestrangemalepower.Butquicklytheyrecoveredthemselves,tookthesex-thrillasasensation,andremainedfree.Whereasthemen,ingratitude49tothewomanforthesexexperience,lettheirsoulsgoouttoher.Andafterwardslookedratherasiftheyhadlostashillingandfoundsixpence.Connie'smancouldbeabitsulky,andHilda'sabitjeering50.Butthatishowmenare!Ungratefulandneversatisfied.Whenyoudon'thavethemtheyhateyoubecauseyouwon't;andwhenyoudohavethemtheyhateyouagain,forsomeotherreason.Orfornoreasonatall,exceptthattheyarediscontentedchildren,andcan'tbesatisfiedwhatevertheyget,letawomandowhatshemay.

However,camethewar,HildaandConniewererushedhomeagainafterhavingbeenhomealreadyinMay,totheirmother'sfuneral.BeforeChristmasof1914boththeirGermanyoungmenweredead:whereuponthesisterswept,andlovedtheyoungmenpassionately,butunderneath51forgotthem.Theydidn'texistanymore.

Bothsisterslivedintheirfather's,reallytheirmother's,KensingtonhousemixedwiththeyoungCambridgegroup,thegroupthatstoodfor`freedom'andflannel52trousers,andflannelshirtsopenattheneck,andawell-bredsortofemotionalanarchy53,andawhispering,murmuringsortofvoice,andanultra-sensitivesortofmanner.Hilda,however,suddenlymarriedamantenyearsolderthanherself,aneldermemberofthesameCambridgegroup,amanwithafairamountofmoney,andacomfortablefamilyjobinthegovernment:healsowrotephilosophicalessays.ShelivedwithhiminasmallishhouseinWestminster,andmovedinthatgoodsortofsocietyofpeopleinthegovernmentwhoarenottip-toppers,butwhoare,orwouldbe,therealintelligentpowerinthenation:peoplewhoknowwhatthey'retalkingabout,ortalkasiftheydid.

Conniedidamildformofwar-work,andconsorted54withtheflannel-trousersCambridgeintransigents,whogentlymockedateverything,sofar.Her`friend'wasaCliffordChatterley,ayoungmanoftwenty-two,whohadhurriedhomefromBonn,wherehewasstudyingthetechnicalitiesofcoal-mining.Hehadpreviously55spenttwoyearsatCambridge.Nowhehadbecomeafirstlieutenant56inasmartregiment57,sohecouldmockateverythingmorebecominglyinuniform.

CliffordChatterleywasmoreupper-classthanConnie.Conniewaswell-to-dointelligentsia,buthewasaristocracy.Notthebigsort,butstillit.Hisfatherwasabaronet,andhismotherhadbeenaviscount'sdaughter.

ButClifford,whilehewasbetterbredthanConnie,andmore`society',wasinhisownwaymoreprovincialandmoretimid.Hewasathiseaseinthenarrow`greatworld',thatis,landedaristocracysociety,buthewasshyandnervousofallthatotherbigworldwhichconsistsofthevasthordes58ofthemiddleandlowerclasses,andforeigners.Ifthetruthmustbetold,hewasjustalittlebitfrightenedofmiddle-andlower-classhumanity,andofforeignersnotofhisownclass.Hewas,insomeparalysingway,consciousofhisowndefencelessness,thoughhehadallthedefenceofprivilege.Whichiscurious,butaphenomenonofourday.

Thereforethepeculiar59softassuranceofagirllikeConstanceReidfascinatedhim.Shewassomuchmoremistressofherselfinthatouterworldofchaos60thanhewasmasterofhimself.

Neverthelesshetoowasarebel:rebellingevenagainsthisclass.Orperhapsrebelistoostrongaword;fartoostrong.Hewasonlycaughtinthegeneral,popularrecoil61oftheyoungagainstconventionandagainstanysortofrealauthority.Fatherswereridiculous:hisownobstinate62onesupremelyso.Andgovernmentswereridiculous:ourownwait-and-seesortespeciallyso.Andarmieswereridiculous,andoldbuffers63ofgeneralsaltogether,thered-facedKitchenersupremely.Eventhewarwasridiculous,thoughitdidkillratheralotofpeople.

Infacteverythingwasalittleridiculous,orveryridiculous:certainlyeverythingconnectedwithauthority,whetheritwereinthearmyorthegovernmentortheuniversities,wasridiculoustoadegree.Andasfarasthegoverningclassmadeanypretensions64togovern,theywereridiculoustoo.SirGeoffrey,Clifford'sfather,wasintenselyridiculous,choppingdownhistrees,andweedingmenoutofhiscollierytoshovethemintothewar;andhimselfbeingsosafeandpatriotic65;but,also,spendingmoremoneyonhiscountrythanhe'dgot.

WhenMissChatterley---Emma---camedowntoLondonfromtheMidlandstodosomenursingwork,shewasverywitty66inaquietwayaboutSirGeoffreyandhisdetermined67patriotism68.Herbert,theelderbrotherandheir,laughedoutright69,thoughitwashistreesthatwerefallingfortrench70props71.ButCliffordonlysmiledalittleuneasily.Everythingwasridiculous,quitetrue.Butwhenitcametoocloseandoneselfbecameridiculoustoo...?Atleastpeopleofadifferentclass,likeConnie,wereearnestaboutsomething.Theybelievedinsomething.

TheywereratherearnestabouttheTommies,andthethreatofconscription,andtheshortageofsugarandtoffeeforthechildren.Inallthesethings,ofcourse,theauthoritieswereridiculouslyatfault.ButCliffordcouldnottakeittoheart.Tohimtheauthoritieswereridiculousabovo,notbecauseoftoffeeorTommies.

Andtheauthoritiesfeltridiculous,andbehavedinaratherridiculousfashion,anditwasallamadhatter'stea-partyforawhile.Tillthingsdevelopedoverthere,andLloydGeorgecametosavethesituationoverhere.Andthissurpassedevenridicule72,theflippantyounglaughednomore.

In1916HerbertChatterleywaskilled,soCliffordbecameheir.Hewasterrifiedevenofthis.HisimportanceassonofSirGeoffrey,andchildofWragby,wassoingrainedinhim,hecouldneverescapeit.Andyetheknewthatthistoo,intheeyesofthevastseething73world,wasridiculous.NowhewasheirandresponsibleforWragby.Wasthatnotterrible?andalsosplendidandatthesametime,perhaps,purely74absurd?

SirGeoffreywouldhavenoneoftheabsurdity75.Hewaspaleandtense,withdrawn76intohimself,andobstinately77determinedtosavehiscountryandhisownposition,letitbeLloydGeorgeorwhoitmight.Socutoffhewas,sodivorcedfromtheEnglandthatwasreallyEngland,soutterly78incapable79,thatheeventhoughtwellofHoratioBottomley.SirGeoffreystoodforEnglandandLloydGeorgeashisforebearshadstoodforEnglandandStGeorge:andheneverknewtherewasadifference.SoSirGeoffreyfelledtimberandstoodforLloydGeorgeandEngland,EnglandandLloydGeorge.

AndhewantedCliffordtomarryandproduceanheir.Cliffordfelthisfatherwasahopelessanachronism.Butwhereinwashehimselfanyfurtherahead,exceptinawincing80senseoftheridiculousnessofeverything,andtheparamount81ridiculousnessofhisownposition?Forwilly-nillyhetookhisbaronetcyandWragbywiththelastseriousness.

Thegayexcitementhadgoneoutofthewar...dead.Toomuchdeathandhorror.Amanneededsupportaridcomfort.Amanneededtohaveananchorinthesafeworld.Amanneededawife.

TheChatterleys,twobrothersandasister,hadlivedcuriously82isolated83,shutinwithoneanotheratWragby,inspiteofalltheirconnexions.Asenseofisolation84intensified85thefamilytie,asenseoftheweaknessoftheirposition,asenseofdefencelessness,inspiteof,orbecauseof,thetitleandtheland.TheywerecutofffromthoseindustrialMidlandsinwhichtheypassedtheirlives.Andtheywerecutofffromtheirownclassbythebrooding,obstinate,shut-upnatureofSirGeoffrey,theirfather,whomtheyridiculed86,butwhomtheyweresosensitiveabout.

Thethreehadsaidtheywouldalllivetogetheralways.ButnowHerbertwasdead,andSirGeoffreywantedCliffordtomarry.SirGeoffreybarelymentionedit:hespokeverylittle.Buthissilent,broodinginsistence87thatitshouldbesowashardforCliffordtobearupagainst.

ButEmmasaidNo!ShewastenyearsolderthanClifford,andshefelthismarryingwouldbeadesertionandabetrayalofwhattheyoungonesofthefamilyhadstoodfor.

CliffordmarriedConnie,nevertheless,andhadhismonth'shoneymoonwithher.Itwastheterribleyear1917,andtheywereintimateastwopeoplewhostandtogetheronasinkingship.Hehadbeenvirgin88whenhemarried:andthesexpartdidnotmeanmuchtohim.Theyweresoclose,heandshe,apartfromthat.AndConnieexulted89alittleinthisintimacywhichwasbeyondsex,andbeyondaman's`satisfaction`.Cliffordanyhowwasnotjustkeenonhis`satisfaction',assomanymenseemedtobe.No,theintimacywasdeeper,morepersonalthanthat.Andsexwasmerelyanaccident,oranadjunct,oneofthecuriousobsolete90,organicprocesseswhichpersistedinitsownclumsiness,butwasnotreallynecessary.ThoughConniedidwantchildren:ifonlytofortify91heragainsthersister-in-lawEmma.

Butearlyin1918Cliffordwasshippedhomesmashed,andtherewasnochild.AndSirGeoffreydiedofchagrin92.

Oursisessentiallyatragicage,sowerefusetotakeittragically.Thecataclysmhashappened,weareamongtheruins,westarttobuildupnewlittlehabitats,tohavenewlittlehopes.Itisratherhardwork:thereisnownosmoothroadintothefuture:butwegoround,orscrambleovertheobstacles.We'vegottolive,nomatterhowmanyskieshavefallen.

ThiswasmoreorlessConstanceChatterley'sposition.Thewarhadbroughttheroofdownoverherhead.Andshehadrealizedthatonemustliveandlearn.ttookawholedayandawholenight.Whatiscertainis,attheendofitall,Darcusss,somesayshequotedeveryb第三節(jié)硫和氮的氧化物

第1課時二氧化硫和三氧化硫第三節(jié)硫和氮的氧化物

第1課時二氧化硫和三氧化硫火山口地殼的巖層硫化物和硫酸鹽蛋白質(zhì)火山口地殼的巖層硫化物和硫酸鹽蛋白質(zhì)不微易不微易二氧化硫和三氧化硫精選教學(xué)課件無刺激性有大易易上升易變紅色酸性無刺激性有大易易上升易變紅色酸性變紅褪色恢復(fù)紅色漂白H2O＋SO2H2SO3

H2O

變紅褪色恢復(fù)紅色漂白H2O＋SO2H2SO3H2O不穩(wěn)定分解＋4氧化還原性還原漂白殺菌消毒不穩(wěn)定分解＋4氧化還原性還原漂白殺菌消毒思維拓展2．將SO2通入加酚酞的NaOH溶液，紅色褪去，體現(xiàn)了

SO2的什么性質(zhì)？如何證明？

答案體現(xiàn)SO2的酸性。向反應(yīng)混合物中滴加足量的

NaOH溶液，若恢復(fù)紅色，則說明體現(xiàn)其酸性。3．將等物質(zhì)的量的Cl2和SO2混合，其漂白能力是否一定加強？

答案

不是，Cl2和SO2在水溶液中發(fā)生如下反應(yīng):SO2＋

Cl2＋2H2O2HCl＋H2SO4，使其失去漂白性。4．能否用澄清石灰水鑒別SO2和CO2？為什么？答案不能。SO2、CO2通入澄清石灰水中，均能使石灰水變渾濁，二者現(xiàn)象相同，不能區(qū)分開。思維拓展CaSO4

BaSO4↓＋H2O

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好像是在一次電話采訪中，一個記者曾經(jīng)問過我一個很好玩的問題：李連杰，你這些年都是一帆風(fēng)順，你是怎么變得這么強大的呢？

這位記者，采訪我之前肯定沒做過認(rèn)真的準(zhǔn)備。首先，我從來不是一帆風(fēng)順，我在朋友中有個外號，叫”死過一百次的生還者“。從小我父親就過世了，家境實在太差，只好加入武術(shù)隊，靠每個月微薄的補貼養(yǎng)活全家；11歲開始我連續(xù)5次拿到全國武術(shù)比賽冠軍，18歲拍了《少林寺》一夜成名，但立馬，第二年我就摔斷了腿，差點成為廢人；好不容易等到《黃飛鴻》系列電影大賣，我的經(jīng)紀(jì)人又遭黑道槍殺，事業(yè)再次陷入低谷......這些都不說，2004年印尼海嘯時，我差點妻離子散命喪異地，當(dāng)洪水就在你眼前肆虐時，那種內(nèi)心的驚恐與不舍，又有多少人面對過呢？

也可以理解，問這個問題的人估計從來都只是在電影中了解我，覺得我就是電影中那些硬漢，身懷絕技，從精神到肉體都是天生的強大．事實上，我只是一個血肉做成的普通人，甚至，我比很多人還脆弱，有一段時間，我天天想著出家當(dāng)和尚。

但是，少林寺的一位高僧卻不同意我這樣做，因為出家并不能從根本上解決問題佛家還講究入世修行呢！后來，我去好萊塢發(fā)展時，他要我記住一句話：一切困難都是為了幫自已變得更強大！

這話聽起來實在不像是什么祝福。果然，到了好萊塢，事情并不順利，雖然臺灣老板楊登魁花了上億元幫我打造形象，創(chuàng)造機會，但傲慢的好萊塢并不肯接納我這個身高才170CM的華人。我忍著，直到一次在片場，導(dǎo)演把劇本摔到我臉上，冷冷地問我：你是不是不懂英文，所以劇本沒看懂？

那個晚上，我打電話給那位高僧。他淡淡地說：這些年你吃了不少苦頭，但回過頭來想一想，是現(xiàn)在的你強大，還是過去的你強大？我一愣，想著自已這半生的經(jīng)歷，的確，那些困難現(xiàn)在看起來都不值一提了，可當(dāng)時，又何嘗不是逼得自已無路可逃？可見，困難的確在讓我變得強大，至少，讓我的承受能力越來越強！

從那以后，我不再懼怕任何困境，對困境內(nèi)外甚至抱著一種“歡迎”的態(tài)度。朋友都說我瘋魔了，但我心里知道，這不過是在困難中修煉自已。

拍攝《英雄》的那段時間，章子怡很是受非議，甚至在劇組中也被某些人孤立。在她身上我看到了剛出道的自已：沖動、愛憎分明，心里有什么臉上從來藏不住......于是，我把自的體驗告訴她，慢慢地，她也從流言中脫胎換骨，開始表現(xiàn)出一個堅強的章小妹。

這兩年，我對武術(shù)之道越來越有想法，很想和觀眾分享這種想法，于是，我請人編寫了宣揚和平的電影《西藏武僧在紐約》。很多片商對名字很感興趣，但一看劇本就都不肯投資，因為里面的武打場面太少了，不夠商業(yè)化。到哪里去找投資商？每晚這個問題都折磨得我無法入睡，實在沒辦法了，我找到法國的著名導(dǎo)演呂克貝松，想自掏腰包自已拍。拍完后，我看電影前90分鐘十分精彩脫俗，但后30分鐘就落入了武打片的俗套，就要求改結(jié)尾，別人都覺得我瘋了，改結(jié)尾是自殺行為，會讓票房一落千丈。呂克貝松也十分驚奇地問我：“你真想得罪你所有的觀眾嗎？”我笑著說：“那就試一次吧?！?/p>

事實是，電影還沒有公開放映，就受到了不少電影專家和媒體的關(guān)注，慢慢地，隨著《霍元甲》的再度追擊，大家也開始知道：哦，原來李連杰并不是一個武打機器，他也是有自已的想法的；中華武術(shù)除了實用外，里面還有博大精深的東西??！

這就是我的目的。既要表達內(nèi)心、又要保證票房，的確是一件太困難的事，但我知道，困境總會過去，而經(jīng)歷困境的人，卻在這個過程中變得更樂觀、更有力量。

好像是在一次電話采訪中，一個記者曾經(jīng)問過我一個很好玩的問s,somesayshequotedeverybookofthebiblebymemoryandiBothsistershadhadtheirloveexperiencebythetimethewarcame,andtheywerehurriedhome.Neitherwaseverinlovewithayoungmanunlessheandshewereverballyverynear:thatisunlesstheywereprofoundlyinterested,TALKINGtooneanother.Theamazing,theprofound,theunbelievablethrilltherewasinpassionatelytalkingtosomereallycleveryoungmanbythehour,resumingdayafterdayformonths...thistheyhadneverrealizedtillithappened!Theparadisalpromise:Thoushalthavementotalkto!---hadneverbeenuttered.Itwasfulfilledbeforetheyknewwhatapromiseitwas.

Andifaftertherousedintimacy39ofthesevividandsoul-enlighteneddiscussionsthesexthingbecamemoreorlessinevitable40,thenletit.Itmarkedtheendofachapter.Ithadathrillofitsowntoo:aqueervibratingthrillinsidethebody,afinalspasm41ofself-assertion,likethelastword,exciting,andveryliketherowofasterisks42thatcanbeputtoshowtheendofaparagraph,andabreakinthetheme.

Whenthegirlscamehomeforthesummerholidaysof1913,whenHildawastwentyandConnieeighteen,theirfathercouldseeplainlythattheyhadhadtheloveexperience.

L'amouravaitpossépar8là,assomebodyputsit.Buthewasamanofexperiencehimself,andletlifetakeitscourse.Asforthemotanervousinvalid43inthelastfewmonthsofherlife,shewantedhergirlstobe`free',andto`fulfilthemselves'.Sheherselfhadneverbeenabletobealtogetherherself:ithadbeendeniedher.Heavenknowswhy,forshewasawomanwhohadherownincomeandherownway.Sheblamedherhusband.Butasamatteroffact,itwassomeoldimpressionofauthorityonherownmindorsoulthatshecouldnotgetridof.IthadnothingtodowithSirMalcolm,wholefthisnervously44hostile,high-spiritedwifetoruleherownroost,whilehewenthisownway.

Sothegirlswere`free',andwentbacktoDresden,andtheirmusic,andtheuniversityandtheyoungmen.Theylovedtheirrespectiveyoungmen,andtheirrespectiveyoungmenlovedthemwithallthepassionofmentalattraction.Allthewonderfulthingstheyoungmenthoughtandexpressedandwrote,theythoughtandexpressedandwrotefortheyoungwomen.Connie'syoungmanwasmusical,Hilda'swastechnical.Buttheysimplylivedfortheiryoungwomen.Intheirmindsandtheirmentalexcitements,thatis.Somewhereelsetheywerealittlerebuffed,thoughtheydidnotknowit.

Itwasobviousinthemtoothatlovehadgonethroughthem:thatis,thephysicalexperience.Itiscuriouswhatasubtlebutunmistakabletransmutationitmakes,bothinthebodyofmenandwomen:thewomanmoreblooming,moresubtlyrounded,heryoungangularitiessoftened45,andherexpressioneitheranxiousortriumphant46:themanmuchquieter,moreinward,theveryshapesofhisshouldersandhisbuttockslessassertive47,morehesitant.

Intheactualsex-thrillwithinthebody,thesistersnearlysuccumbed48tothestrangemalepower.Butquicklytheyrecoveredthemselves,tookthesex-thrillasasensation,andremainedfree.Whereasthemen,ingratitude49tothewomanforthesexexperience,lettheirsoulsgoouttoher.Andafterwardslookedratherasiftheyhadlostashillingandfoundsixpence.Connie'smancouldbeabitsulky,andHilda'sabitjeering50.Butthatishowmenare!Ungratefulandneversatisfied.Whenyoudon'thavethemtheyhateyoubecauseyouwon't;andwhenyoudohavethemtheyhateyouagain,forsomeotherreason.Orfornoreasonatall,exceptthattheyarediscontentedchildren,andcan'tbesatisfiedwhatevertheyget,letawomandowhatshemay.

However,camethewar,HildaandConniewererushedhomeagainafterhavingbeenhomealreadyinMay,totheirmother'sfuneral.BeforeChristmasof1914boththeirGermanyoungmenweredead:whereuponthesisterswept,andlovedtheyoungmenpassionately,butunderneath51forgotthem.Theydidn'texistanymore.

Bothsisterslivedintheirfather's,reallytheirmother's,KensingtonhousemixedwiththeyoungCambridgegroup,thegroupthatstoodfor`freedom'andflannel52trousers,andflannelshirtsopenattheneck,andawell-bredsortofemotionalanarchy53,andawhispering,murmuringsortofvoice,andanultra-sensitivesortofmanner.Hilda,however,suddenlymarriedamantenyearsolderthanherself,aneldermemberofthesameCambridgegroup,amanwithafairamountofmoney,andacomfortablefamilyjobinthegovernment:healsowrotephilosophicalessays.ShelivedwithhiminasmallishhouseinWestminster,andmovedinthatgoodsortofsocietyofpeopleinthegovernmentwhoarenottip-toppers,butwhoare,orwouldbe,therealintelligentpowerinthenation:peoplewhoknowwhatthey'retalkingabout,ortalkasiftheydid.

Conniedidamildformofwar-work,andconsorted54withtheflannel-trousersCambridgeintransigents,whogentlymockedateverything,sofar.Her`friend'wasaCliffordChatterley,ayoungmanoftwenty-two,whohadhurriedhomefromBonn,wherehewasstudyingthetechnicalitiesofcoal-mining.Hehadpreviously55spenttwoyearsatCambridge.Nowhehadbecomeafirstlieutenant56inasmartregiment57,sohecouldmockateverythingmorebecominglyinuniform.

CliffordChatterleywasmoreupper-classthanConnie.Conniewaswell-to-dointelligentsia,buthewasaristocracy.Notthebigsort,butstillit.Hisfatherwasabaronet,andhismotherhadbeenaviscount'sdaughter.

ButClifford,whilehewasbetterbredthanConnie,andmore`society',wasinhisownwaymoreprovincialandmoretimid.Hewasathiseaseinthenarrow`greatworld',thatis,landedaristocracysociety,buthewasshyandnervousofallthatotherbigworldwhichconsistsofthevasthordes58ofthemiddleandlowerclasses,andforeigners.Ifthetruthmustbetold,hewasjustalittlebitfrightenedofmiddle-andlower-classhumanity,andofforeignersnotofhisownclass.Hewas,insomeparalysingway,consciousofhisowndefencelessness,thoughhehadallthedefenceofprivilege.Whichiscurious,butaphenomenonofourday.

Thereforethepeculiar59softassuranceofagirllikeConstanceReidfascinatedhim.Shewassomuchmoremistressofherselfinthatouterworldofchaos60thanhewasmasterofhimself.

Neverthelesshetoowasarebel:rebellingevenagainsthisclass.Orperhapsrebelistoostrongaword;fartoostrong.Hewasonlycaughtinthegeneral,popularrecoil61oftheyoungagainstconventionandagainstanysortofrealauthority.Fatherswereridiculous:hisownobstinate62onesupremelyso.Andgovernmentswereridiculous:ourownwait-and-seesortespeciallyso.Andarmieswereridiculous,andoldbuffers63ofgeneralsaltogether,thered-facedKitchenersupremely.Eventhewarwasridiculous,thoughitdidkillratheralotofpeople.

Infacteverythingwasalittleridiculous,orveryridiculous:certainlyeverythingconnectedwithauthority,whetheritwereinthearmyorthegovernmentortheuniversities,wasridiculoustoadegree.Andasfarasthegoverningclassmadeanypretensions64togovern,theywereridiculoustoo.SirGeoffrey,Clifford'sfather,wasintenselyridiculous,choppingdownhistrees,andweedingmenoutofhiscollierytoshovethemintothewar;andhimselfbeingsosafeandpatriotic65;but,also,spendingmoremoneyonhiscountrythanhe'dgot.

WhenMissChatterley---Emma---camedowntoLondonfromtheMidlandstodosomenursingwork,shewasverywitty66inaquietwayaboutSirGeoffreyandhisdetermined67patriotism68.Herbert,theelderbrotherandheir,laughedoutright69,thoughitwashistreesthatwerefallingfortrench70props71.ButCliffordonlysmiledalittleuneasily.Everythingwasridiculous,quitetrue.Butwhenitcametoocloseandoneselfbecameridiculoustoo...?Atleastpeopleofadifferentclass,likeConnie,wereearnestaboutsomething.Theybelievedinsomething.

TheywereratherearnestabouttheTommies,andthethreatofconscription,andtheshortageofsugarandtoffeeforthechildren.Inallthesethings,ofcourse,theauthoritieswereridiculouslyatfault.ButCliffordcouldnottakeittoheart.Tohimtheauthoritieswereridiculousabovo,notbecauseoftoffeeorTommies.

Andtheauthoritiesfeltridiculous,andbehavedinaratherridiculousfashion,anditwasallamadhatter'stea-partyforawhile.Tillthingsdevelopedoverthere,andLloydGeorgecametosavethesituationoverhere.Andthissurpassedevenridicule72,theflippantyounglaughednomore.

In1916HerbertChatterleywaskilled,soCliffordbecameheir.Hewasterrifiedevenofthis.HisimportanceassonofSirGeoffrey,andchildofWragby,wassoingrainedinhim,hecouldneverescapeit.Andyetheknewthatthistoo,intheeyesofthevastseething73world,wasridiculous.NowhewasheirandresponsibleforWragby.Wasthatnotterrible?andalsosplendidandatthesametime,perhaps,purely74absurd?

SirGeoffreywouldhavenoneoftheabsurdity75.Hewaspaleandtense,withdrawn76intohimself,andobstinately77determinedtosavehiscountryandhisownposition,letitbeLlo