摘要
沿汉江漂流,栈道的遗迹不断扑入我的视野,躲也躲不开,就像一个忽而朦胧忽而清晰的幽灵,总在不断地往我的血液中注入烈酒.毕竟,那里埋葬着我们的祖先,埋葬着我们的过去.
Plank road was usually built along the face of a cliff by cutting the rock and laying wood planks and stone slabs supported by stilts in ancient times. The Hanjiang River valley was once the initial civilization center of the Chinese nation. Along with the influence of the constant propagation of the civilization from the Central Plains areas, the ancients in various historical stages cut precipices and built perilous pathes one after another through the lofty Qinling Mountain ridges along the Hanjiang River valley. The better known of these roads include: Ziwu Road, Lizhi Road, Micang Road, all of which once witnessed the former glory of busy traffic. But now, most of them vanished in the dense historical fog.
出处
《中国西部》
2004年第3期80-83,共4页
Western China
