那条河由东北向西南,在深港之间行走了37公里,经过繁华的深圳市区,从香港米埔进入海湾,入海前突然散开,像一条微风吹乱的流苏,让人想到“泄气”这个词。那条河在入海前丢下一段历史的废墟——一架废弃不用的老式铁路桥,一些水泥桩子,几座锈蚀的船坞——河口的滩涂就像一张中年妇人的脸,金色涟漪鱼尾纹似细碎一片,难以遮掩。我刚来深圳的时候去看过 The river from northeast to southwest, walk 37 kilometers between Shenzhen and Hong Kong, after the bustling Shenzhen city, from Hong Kong Mai Po into the bay, suddenly dispersed before entering the sea, like a breeze chaos tassels, reminiscent of The word “deflated.” The river dropped a ruin of history before entering the sea - an abandoned old railroad bridge, concrete piles and rusty docks - the mouth of the estuary resembling the face of a middle-aged woman, with golden ripples crow’s feet Broken piece, hard to hide. When I first came to Shenzhen to see