发轫于草根的民间抵抗运动,将一个原本被黑手党“教父”把持的西西里小镇,转化成了飘荡着葡萄酒香气的休闲度假胜地。在19世纪20年代,时年22岁的法国学者托克维尔独自到意大利西西里旅行。他写道:“让人吃惊的是,在几近完全与外界隔绝的地方行走了8到10个小时后,我毫无准备地进入了有2万人口的城镇,没有公路,我的到来也没有引起任何反应,仿佛误闯了鬼城。”但两个世纪后的今天,情况终于发生了一些变化。从巴勒莫开车一个小时,公路在无尽的山峦中起起伏伏,圣朱塞佩- The grassroots folk resistance movement transformed a small Sicilian town originally dominated by the mafia “godfather” into a leisure resort with a scent of wine. In the 1820s, 22-year-old French scholar Tocqueville traveled alone in Sicily, Italy. He wrote: “Surprisingly, after walking eight to ten hours near where it was completely isolated from the outside world, I was unprepared to enter a town of 20,000 people, there was no road, my arrival Did not cause any reaction, as if mistakenly broke into the ghost town. ”But two centuries later, the situation finally changed some. An hour’s drive from Palermo, the road rises and falls in the endless mountains, San Giuseppe -