I first met Derk Sauer in Moscow in 1992, amid the ruins of the Soviet Union. I'd fallen in with journalists at a new English-language newspaper called The Moscow Times, and I often hung around the paper's office in a Radisson hotel. You could pop straight from your desk into a hotel-room shower, which was quite handy in Moscow then. One day I met the paper's founder: a tiny Dutchman, who, amid his eager young staff, resembled a bespectacled scoutmaster.
1992年，我在莫斯科初识德克•绍尔(Derk Sauer)，当时苏联刚解体不久。之前，我结识了英文报纸《莫斯科时报》(The Moscow Times)的一些记者，还经常去该报社设在一家丽笙(Radisson)酒店的办公室“串门”。坐在办公桌前，一起身便能在酒店客房淋浴，这种便利在当时的莫斯科还很少见。有一天，我遇见了报纸的创始人，他是一位小个子的荷兰人，戴着眼镜，站在朝气蓬勃的年轻员工中间，就像是童子军领队。
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