如果同世界七大奇观相比,比利时“撒尿小孩”的景点简直象芝麻绿豆一般,但他的知名度远不在那些庞然巨物之下,而流传四方的故事至少有三种不同的版本。 第一个版本,充满着温情的骨肉亲情。传说一名富翁丢失了年幼的爱子,发疯似的到处寻觅,在心焦如焚的痛苦中,他宣称:如果爱子能重返怀抱,他将铸造一座铜像以供市民观赏。后来,这个孩子在街上被人找到,当时,他正在撒尿。富翁兑现诺言,在他撒尿的地方铸造了一座与当时情景一模一样的铜像。 第二个版本,富于令人发噱的戏剧性:话说有一回市政厅被人纵 If compared to the seven wonders of the world, Belgium “peeing children” attractions like sesame mung beans generally, but his popularity is far below those under the monster, and spread the story of the Quartet at least three different versions. The first version, full of warm flesh and blood affection. Legend has it that a wealthy man lost his young beloved son, looking frantically everywhere. In anguish, he declared: If Aiko can return to his arms, he will cast a bronze statue for the public to watch. Later, the child was found in the street, when he was peeing. The rich kept his promise, casting a bronze statue in his pee, exactly as it was then. The second version, full of gruff drama: once said the city hall is vertical