在一个仅有三十来户,住着一百五十多人的小村庄里,闪闪亮亮地记载着四十一位革命烈士的芳名。带着对革命先烈的崇敬之情,初秋的一天清晨,沐浴着初升太阳照射的光芒,我和几位朋友慕名走访了那个被人们称之为红色的村庄——塔昌村。塔昌村是海口市大坡镇一个比较偏僻的小山村。我们从海口出发大约一个半钟头的车程才来到了通往塔昌村的路口。在岔路右侧,威武地竖立着一个硕大的石头,上面镌刻着“红色村庄塔昌村”七个鲜鲜红 In a small village of only 30 to 150 people, there lived a glorious record of the names of forty-one revolutionary martyrs. With reverence for the revolutionary martyrs, one morning in early autumn, bathed by the rising sun’s rays, I and some of my friends visited the village called Tarim, known as the Red Village. Tower Chang Village is a more remote Haikou City, a small hill village. It took about an hour and a half by car from the sea port to reach the junction of Tar Chang village. On the right side of the fork, an enormous stone erected with “red village tower chang village” engraved with seven bright red