在高黎贡山,我曾很多次看到一个伟大的漫游者的背影。这个最终死在高黎贡山的漫游者是个英国植物学者,叫乔治·弗瑞斯特。当地人习惯叫他“傅礼士”。只要来到高黎贡山,你会发现这英国人仍像一具幽灵一样在高黎贡山游荡。我不知道一座山的历史应该从什么时候开始计算,从它的诞生?还是从它被人类发现开始?如果说,一座没有被人类发现的山,对于人类而言它是不存在的,犹如哥伦布发现美洲之前,对于西班牙人而言,美洲是不存在的。一旦人类发现了一座山,那么这座山就开始 In Gaoligongshan, I have seen many times the back of a great rover. The rover, who finally died in the Gaoligong Mountains, was an English botanist called George Forest. Locals used to call him “Fu Li Shi ”. Just come to Gaoligongshan, you will find that the British are still wandering like a ghost in the Gaoligongshan. I do not know when a mountain’s history should begin to count, from its birth, or from its discovery by human beings. If a mountain that has not been discovered by man is not found to be human, it is as if Columbus Before the Americas, the Americas did not exist for Spaniards. Once a mountain has been discovered, the mountain begins