停电、缺药、没饭吃，古巴真实生活｜哈瓦那｜No Power, No Medicine, No Food: The reality of Cuba

停电、缺药、食物短缺…… 这是真实的古巴生活吗？ 来到哈瓦那之前，我和很多人一样，对这里有着一些美好的想象：老爷车、彩色建筑、热情的音乐，以及一个充满复古魅力的加勒比城市。 但真正生活在这里一个月后，我看到的是另一面。 我遇见了一位老人，从垃圾堆里捡起我丢掉的面包； 我认识了邻居 Naycol 和他的家人，见证他们如何在物资短缺中努力生活； 我也看到了古巴人如何面对停电、缺水、药品困难，以及一个正在逐渐失效的供给体系。 但让我印象最深的，并不是他们失去了什么。 而是在一次次失去之后，他们依然愿意帮助别人，依然会因为一顿简单的晚餐而开心，依然能够在黑暗中寻找属于自己的光。 命运不断让他们失去， 但他们依然选择用笑容面对生活。 也许，这就是古巴最大的幸运。 《哈瓦那日志》记录了我在古巴生活期间遇见的人，以及那些游客无法看到的真实故事。 No electricity. No medicine. Food shortages. Is this what life is really like in Cuba? Before arriving in Havana, I had the same image as many travelers: classic cars, colorful streets, passionate music, and a city frozen in time. But after living there for a month, I discovered a completely different side of Cuba. I met an old man searching through the trash to recover the bread I had thrown away. I met my neighbor Naycol and his family, and witnessed how ordinary Cubans survive through shortages and uncertainty. I saw the struggles caused by power cuts, water shortages, limited medicine, and a system that is becoming harder to rely on. But what stayed with me the most was not what they had lost. It was what they still had. Even after losing so much, they still helped strangers, found happiness in a simple meal, and searched for their own light in the darkness. Fate has taken so much away from them, yet they still choose to face life with a smile. Perhaps, this is Cuba’s greatest fortune. "Havana Diary" is my personal record of the people I met and the stories I witnessed while living in Cuba — stories that most tourists never get to see. 00:00 一块面包，看见真实哈瓦那 00:29 游客看不到的古巴生活 00:41 她为什么要捡起我丢掉的食物 01:34 正在消失的粮票制度 02:31 免费医疗背后的现实 03:27 停电之后，他们如何获得水源 03:56 延续30年的生存方式 04:27 我给Naycol的最后一个约定 04:53 现实与宣传之间的古巴