摘要
相对于简赎与纸张,石头无疑是历史传承的最好载体。有多少历史在岁月风雨里弥散、湮没,某些真相却被一些石头以碎片形式记载并传承下来。
这个秋日,专程去东钱湖畔看一些石头。那些石头被赋予一个极富历史感的名字——南宋石刻,一个皇朝转身逝去,那个时代的某些印痕,却被这些石头铭记,以至于八百多年后的今天,人们面对它时,内心仍免不了会有一分沉重与忐忑。
The stone carving park of the Southern Song Dynasty is around Ningbo's Dongqian Lake, with a total area of 6.7 acre. The park is discovered mostly in the tombs of the Shi family, which was a noble family in the Ming Dynasty. In total, there are more than 400 stone carving relics in the park, and the delicate and vivid art shows the skills of craftsmen and the aesthetics of Ming Dynasty and Qing Dynasty. The finely carved stone and the gracefully designed pattern on the stone fill in the gaps of both the sculpture and the art of the Southern Song Dynasty in Chinese history of sculpture and arts.
