离开新德里前,我想了却一桩多年的心愿,去拜谒圣雄甘地的墓。顺道经过庄严的印度门,停下,抬头仰望。因为我知道,这个建筑与甘地墓之间存在着一个重要的历史逻辑。印度门纪念第一次世界大战期间为英国参战而牺牲的九万印度士兵,仅仅这个这个说法还不足以引起我对印度门的长时间仰望,因为在世界各地,这样的战死纪念碑太多了。牵动我感情的是这样一个历史记载:这九万士兵牺牲前都以为,这样死命地为英国打仗,战争结束后英国一定会让他们的印度独立,而战场上的英国军官也信誓旦 Before leaving New Delhi, I thought for a long time and wished to visit the tomb of Mahatma Gandhi. After passing through the majestic India Gate, stop and look up. Because I know that there is an important historical logic between this building and the Gandhi Mausoleum. India’s Gates commemorated the 90,000 Indian soldiers who died in the war for Britain during the First World War. This statement alone is not enough to cause me to look long for India’s gates because there are so many monuments to death in the world. . It was a historical record that touched my feelings: The 90,000 soldiers thought that before they sacrificed, they desperately fought for Britain. After the end of the war, Britain would definitely make their India independent, and the British officers on the battlefield also pledged to