台湾著名诗人余光中４年前，为自己的７０岁生日写了一首诗，把生命喻为江河，“再长的生命终必要入海”，晚年，是下游，再往下，是入海口。这时光，“宁静的深夜，你听／河口隐隐传来海啸／而河源雪水初融／正滴成清细的涓涓”。死亡，不是终结，而是把小我的“河”汇入“大 Four years ago, Yu Guangzhong, a famous Taiwanese poet, wrote a poem for his 70th birthday and called life into a river. “Life after another will eventually need to enter the sea.” In his later years, he is a member of the lower strata and then further down the sea. This time, “quiet late at night, you hear / Estuary faint tsunami / Heyuan snow Melting / dripping into a fine trickle.” Death, not an end, but the small “river” into "big