古埃及的圣书字尼罗河(Nile)是全世界最长的河流,发源于非洲的中心,自南而北,注入地中海。下游经过埃及,在广袤的沙漠中造成一条宽广的绿洲地带。每年洪水泛滥,把肥沃的泥浆灌注到两岸的田地里去。这是天然的施肥,因此年年丰收。尼罗河又有舟楫之便,使绿洲地带的物产运销畅通。在尼罗河的哺育下,埃及成为人类最早的文化摇篮之一,在公元前3500年之前就出现了成熟的文字,称为“圣书字”。尼罗河口是一个广阔的三角洲。希腊人叫它 delta,因为它像希腊字母 delta(△)。以三角洲为中心,这片富庶的地区称“下埃及”。在这南面的地区称“上埃及”。上埃 The Book of Norse, Ancient Egypt The Nile is the longest river in the world, originating in the center of Africa, pouring into the Mediterranean from the south to the north. Downstream through Egypt, in the vast desert created a broad oasis. Every year flooding floods fertile mud into the fields across the Taiwan Strait. This is a natural fertilization, so harvest every year. Another example is the Nile, which has enabled the smooth flow of property in the Oasis. Under the feeding of the Nile River, Egypt became one of the earliest cultural cradles of mankind. By the third millennium BC, mature language appeared, called “Holy Book of Words.” The mouth of the Nile is a vast delta. The Greeks call it delta because it resembles the Greek letter delta (△). In the delta-centered area, this affluent area is called “Lower Egypt.” In this southern area called “Upper Egypt.” On Egypt