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全世界继续吃瓜（话说这瓜终于吃差不多了吧？），今天美国总统就职典礼的收视率估计应该会超过美国春晚（超级杯）了。严肃的留给别人写，我们今天聊点轻松八卦。

华人圈子大家最关心的要数拜登身边的亚裔贴身特勤保镖了。感觉级别挺高，一直在拜登身边。虽然他非常专业地不抢镜头，还是被大家看到了。还有人以为他是加州议员Ted Lieu？

可是当然不是，做了议员也不可能在总统就职典礼上和总统离那么近的。后来在路上，总统车子慢行，有保镖在车子边上走路保护，他却是坐在司机旁边那个，可见重要性。

大家开始不相信他是特勤，也可以理解，亚裔面孔的特勤太少见了。他这个样子是很典型的美国亚裔二代三代的发型。父母如果是一代，估计支持孩子去做特勤或者警察的是少之又少，可选职业中，50名能不能排上呢？

木然老师辛苦人肉出了这个特勤，人家果然不是华人，是韩裔，David Cho，川时代他也是特勤二总管，川去北韩，安全是他负责，因此得了奖。他做了19年特勤，声誉一流，完美主义者，受到大家尊重。

来，我们仔细看看人家不戴口罩啥样子。

最近也有人说拜登内阁中没有华人。华人从政的比例本来就是低，这个还是需要有热情有情怀。我们想想自己的家庭教育是怎样，从小有没有给孩子足够的从政的熏陶呢？

还是继续八卦。

大家其实都挺关注第一夫人穿什么，副总统又穿什么。天冷，虽然据说是三十年来第一次总统就职是大晴天，可是毕竟还是冬天，零上一点。所以大家自然都是大衣，羊毛羊绒羊驼，具体就不知道了，摸过才知道。

第一夫人穿蓝色，一身蓝色，配蓝色高跟鞋，蓝色手套。珠珠项链好看但并不抢镜头。发型稍微卷了一下，可是不夸张，不着痕迹。这应该是定了这位新的第一夫人今后的色调，就是不抢镜，但也绝不丢脸。

这宣誓完换鞋子是怎么回事？之前蓝色高跟，再出来就换成裸色，估计蓝色新鞋子卡脚？

再来看新上任的副总统。今天一身紫色，招牌珍珠项链耳环。话说这身大衣稍微有点太长。里面裙子倒是刚刚好的长度。副总统不高，这个长度的大衣要穿好看，还是需要腰细一些。发型也是仔细吹过卷过，一定还喷了不少发胶，因为外面风太大了。不过一身穿着也同样是不抢镜。她穿着打扮上一直走安全路线。之前我专门写过一篇她的时尚穿搭，大家有兴趣可以翻来看。

不久前VOGUE才用了她做封面，还闹了小小风波，因为杂志最后选的封面，不是她团队选的。

左边是杂志的封面，右边是副总统团队选的封面。你们觉得哪张更好？

我更喜欢右边的，从容自信。左边好像更年轻些，也许对年轻读者的胃口？

前第一夫人四年都没有上过VOGUE，太不给面子了，有没有啊。

前总统夫人希拉里，今天也必须到场，她四年前赢了票选输了选举人票，这次开开心心回来参加总统就职典礼。

里面是紫色裤子套装，紫色围巾。鞋子就。。。好吧，年纪大了，舒服为主。

话说比尔克林顿，你的口罩怎么戴的？我看直播的时候那个难受啊，看人那么露鼻子戴口罩我都难受。还有你看比尔戴有星星的口罩，希拉里反而戴纯黑色口罩，这两人谁比较花瓶，显而易见了吧？

再来看前总统夫人米歇尔，时尚皇后当然是她，绝对是她。人够高，这一身时尚感十足。这一身显腿长，显腰细，身材的缺点都盖住了。是不是你的茶是不是我的茶，这个不重要，重要是人家这一身的气场就是无敌。头发大卷做得太专业太抓眼球，眼睫毛也是忽闪忽闪。

米歇尔周日才过57岁生日，老公还非常深情全网示爱，“生日快乐我的爱，我的伴侣，我的最好朋友。和你一起每一刻都是福份，爱你。“

看到这里，大家有没有发现好几个紫色系列？为什么？有人说是因为寓意红蓝融合一起。也有一种说法是为了表示对Shirley Chisholm（第一个黑人女性出来选总统）的致意。我更倾向于前一种说法。

劳拉布什浅蓝色，领子可以敞开可以扣起来，冬天里挺实用。整体也是非常得体，平底鞋，也是舒服为主了。珍珠项链的长度似乎稍微长了些，不过这个最多就是不够时髦，也没有错。布什做总统的时候我完全没有注意过第一夫人。看来低调也有低调的好，让人省下时间做别的。

我们再来看看副总统上任前，美国最有权的女人，佩洛西。

不得不说，这一身真的配得超级完美，不要说围巾鞋子了，她连口罩都配好颜色。长度也是刚刚好，不累赘，也不夸张，职场女子完全可以学起来。最会穿衣服的政治女性，绝对是佩洛西。

再来看今天唱国歌的Lady Gaga，今天的场合，需要穿保守，可是也要美，嘎嘎今天这身，也算非常得体又非常美。大红裙太扎眼了，十分怀疑下面是巨高的高跟鞋，第一她最爱那些高得无法驾驭的高跟鞋，而且她今天好像不被扶着就要摔倒的架势。

好几个女朋友说喜欢胸前的金色和平鸽，而我，喜欢她今天的发型。

如果你仔细看，可以看出她看拜登的眼神和看奥巴马的眼神完全不同。（照片在下面，继续吃瓜）

昨天刚到DC，穿的一身白色的也非常好看，设计简单美丽。

今天上台表演还有JLo，今天一身白色，头发全部挽在后面，在她，算是非常保守的打扮，合时宜。白色大衣好看，可是也只有她可以穿好看，里面是白色蕾丝衬衫，白裤子。以她的年纪，状态一流。

最后要说的是今天上台念诗的女孩子，Amanda Gorman，才22岁已经是小有名气的诗人，现在哈佛大学读书。黄色大衣配红色头饰，年轻鲜亮！话说这个黄色绝对是今年的流行色。对这件黄色大衣我小小种个草。除了完美笑容，人家最厉害的当然还是写的诗。附在下面，千万不要错过。

附上她的诗：

“The Hill We Climb”

When day comes we ask ourselves

Where can we find light in this never-ending shade?

The loss we carry,

A sea we must wade.

We braved the belly of the beast;

We’ve learned that quiet isn’t always peace.

And the norms and notions of what just is

Isn’t always justice.

And yet the dawn is ours before we knew it.

Somehow we do it;

Somehow we’ve weathered and witnessed

A nation that isn’t broken but simply unfinished.

We, the successors of a country and a time

Where a skinny black girl descended from slaves

And raised by a single mother can dream of becoming president,

Only to find herself reciting for one.

And yes we are far from polished, far from pristine,

But that doesn’t mean we aren’t striving to form a union that isperfect.

We are striving to forge a union with purpose,

To compose a country committed to all cultures, colors, charactersand conditions of man.

And so we lift our gaze not to what stands between us,

But what stands before us.

We close the divide, because we know to put our future first,

We must first put our differences aside.

We lay down our arms

So we can reach out our arms to one another.

We seek harm to none and harmony for all.

Let the globe, if nothing else, say this is true:

That even as we grieved, we grew,

That even as we hurt, we hoped,

That even as we tired, we tried,

That we’ll forever be tied together, victorious—

Not because we will never again know defeat

But because we will never again sow division.

Scripture tells us to envision

That everyone shall sit under their own vine and fig tree,

And no one shall make them afraid.

If we’re to live up to our own time,

then victory won’t lie in the blade but in all the bridges we’vemade.

That is the promised glade,

The hill we climb if only we dare it.

Because being American is more than a pride we inherit,

It’s the past we step into and how we repair it.

We’ve seen a force that would shatter our nation rather than shareit,

Would destroy our country if it meant delaying democracy.

And this effort very nearly succeeded,

But while democracy can be periodically delayed

It can never be permanently defeated.

In this truth, in this faith we trust,

For while we have our eyes on the future, history has its eyes onus.

This is the era of just redemption.

We feared at its inception.

We did not feel prepared to be the heirs of such a terrifyinghour,

But within it we found the power

To author a new chapter,

To offer hope and laughter,

To ourselves sow. While once we asked:

How could we possibly prevail over catastrophe?

Now we assert: How could catastrophe possibly prevail over us?

We will not march back to what was,

But move to what shall be,

A country that is bruised but whole,

Benevolent but bold,

Fierce and free.

We will not be turned around or interrupted by intimidation

Because we know our inaction and inertia will be the inheritanceof the next generation.

Our blunders become their burdens

But one thing is certain:

If we merge mercy with might and might with right,

Then love becomes our legacy

And change our children’s birthright.

So let us leave behind a country better than the one we were left.

With every breath of my bronze pounded chest,

We will raise this wounded world into a wondrous one.

We will rise from the golden hills of the West.

We will rise from the windswept Northeast where our forefathersfirst realized revolution.

We will rise from the lakeland cities of the Midwestern states.

We will rise from the sunbaked South.

We will rebuild, reconcile and recover

In every known nook of our nation,

In every corner called our country,

Our people, diverse and beautiful,

Will emerge battered and beautiful.

When day comes we step out of the shade,

Aflame and unafraid.

The new dawn blooms as we free it.

For there is always light if only we’re brave enough to see it,

If only we’re brave enough to be it.