无字碑是一代女皇武则天的首创,功过是非,一切皆在无言中.本文所写之碑并非乾陵的无字碑,而是三秦父老对一位治水老人有口皆碑的称颂,是这位治水老人用生命、血泪搅合着钢筋混凝土在三秦大地镂刻的无字胜有字的最隽永的金石华章.这位老人就是陕西省水利厅总工程师、副厅长、省人大常委、省民革副执委于澄世先生.他执着追求,光明磊落,乐于奉献,不求索取的一生,正如老子所云:“大方无隅,大器晚成,大音希声,大象无形”.大意是:“心怀天下而无地域之分,胸揣大志而后成真果,声大而不可闻方能统众,人有大气便见而无形”. The wordless monument is the first of a generation of empress Wu Zetian. The merits and demerits have nothing to do with words. The monument written in this article is not a non-character monument in Fuling, but it is praised by the father and mother of Sanqin. The old man who used water to control the life, blood, and tears stirred up the most meaningful Jinshi Huazhang with reinforced concrete in the Sanqin land. This old man is the chief engineer, deputy director of the Provincial Water Resources Department, the Provincial People’s Congress Standing Committee, and the province. Mr. Yu Chengshi, the Deputy Executive Committee of the Kuomintang. He pursued with dedication and enthusiasm. He was willing to dedicate his life and did not seek the life he had obtained. Just as Lao Tzu said: “Large and undistinguished, the late bloomer, Dayinxisheng, the elephant is invisible.” The general idea is: “ With the world in mind and no geographical distinction, the mind becomes big and the result becomes true. It is loud and unspeakable before it is able to govern. People have the atmosphere and see it invisible.”