一、桥洞“汝观地。粗为大地。细为微尘。”——摘自《楞严经》“呜——”。火车从头顶上狂奔而过,像被驱赶的野兽,从铁道的一端到铁道的另一端。他在桥洞下,委身于一个废弃的班房,巡道工已走,留下缺臂断腿的工具,乱麻麻的,任凭声音的铁锤肆虐、重叠,自上而下隆隆碾过。他的神性被碾压出来——抽成一根根直线。他起身的时候,头随时会碰到铁轨,而他猫腰逡巡的时候,人们叫他钟馗。 First, the bridge hole “Ru view to rough for the earth fine for the dust. ” - Excerpt from “Shurangama Sutra” “Woo - ”. The train ran over overhead, like a beast driven away, from one end of the railroad to the other end of the railroad. Under the bridge, he devoted himself to an abandoned squadron, the patrolman had gone, left a tool without legs and broken legs, rammed, soundless hammers wreak havoc, overlapped, rumbled from top to bottom. His divinity is crushed - drawn into a straight line. When he got up, his head would hit the rails at any time, and when his cat wandered around, people called him Zhong.