丰碑,词典的解释为:“高大的石碑,比喻不朽的杰作,伟大的功业,有永久价值的证物或著名的事例,尤指值得记载或保存的艺术上或智慧上的成就。”不过,丰碑最初可不是碑,而是一种埋藏于地下的“引棺木”。据《礼记》记载,古时天子和诸侯下葬时,需要抬沉重的棺椁;下棺时,需要一种固定绳索的工具,而丰碑就是这种固定绳索的工具。最早的丰碑,上面是有圆孔的,然后用辘轳将绳索穿过中间的圆孔,或者缠绕其上,借以引棺下室。它不是石头雕的,而是木头砍成的。汉代以 Monuments and dictionaries are interpreted as: “Tall stelae, immortalized masterpieces, great exploits, permanent evidences or famous examples, especially the artistic or intellectual accomplishments that are worth recording or preserved.” However, the monument is not a monument at first, but a buried underground “coffin”. According to “Book of Rites,” records, in ancient times, emperor and princes were buried, you need to carry a heavy coffin; under the coffin, you need a fixed rope tools, and monument is a tool for this fixed rope. The earliest monument, above is a round hole, and then use the potter’s wheel through the middle of the hole, or winding on it, in order to lead the coffin room. It is not stone carving, but made of wood. Han Dynasty to