本人喜欢旅游,而且我始终坚信,行万里路如读万卷书。据说,佛教徒手中所摇的经幢,摇上一圈就等于读了多少卷经书。我想,走过多少路,大约就等于读了多少部书。清晨,我们从丽江出发,上了滇藏公路,过了长江第一湾,沿着金沙江的岸边向着西北行进,路是越走越高,坡是越爬越陡,路面没有沥青了,成了土石子路,颠簸剧烈。这时,我才明白人们戏谈的滇(颠)藏(脏)公路内在的含义。 I like to travel, and I always believe that thousands of miles like reading books. It is said that Buddhist scriptures shaken by the hands of shaking in a circle is equivalent to how many volumes read books. I think how many roads we have traveled is about the number of books we read. In the early morning, starting from Lijiang, we took the Yunnan-Tibet Highway, crossed the First Bay of the Yangtze River and marched northwest along the banks of the Jinsha River. The road was getting taller and taller, and the slope climbed steeper and the road had no asphalt. Become a dirt road, bumpy and violent. At this moment, I understood the intrinsic meaning of the Tibetan (dirty) highway that people are talking about.