这是一句古人描绘钱塘大潮的诗句。我虽然未能亲临杭州湾一观钱塘巨潮,读了这句“十万军声半夜潮”,其光摇喷雪、浪卷轰雷的惊人气势,也如目睹一般。五年前在世界另一端的荷兰阿姆斯特丹,我也感受到了一种如万顷雪涛般动地而来的大潮,只不过阿姆斯特丹的“大潮”是人为的,而且曾经目睹过它的人大都已作古。 This is an ancient poem depicting the tide of Qiantang. Although I failed to visit the gulf of Qiantang in Hangzhou Bay, I read the phrase “One Hundred and Tight Mouth Midnight Tide”, whose amazing momentum of snowing and wave-banging thunder was also seen in general. Five years ago, at the other end of the world, in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, I also felt a tidal wave of moving snowstorm, except that the “tide” in Amsterdam was artificial and that most of the people who had witnessed it had become ancient .