家园不在,故乡消失。快速的工业化城市进程,已经让我们的故乡越来越模糊,以至于消失。尤其是近10年的发展,已经让我们很难从现实的场景中找回我们曾经生活过,亦或是留存有片刻记忆的画面。而事实上,珠江已经不知不觉成为更多异乡人的母亲河。这条河流也许已成为世界上接纳异乡客最多的河流。2008年8月到今日,不知不觉已经在她的怀抱中生活了4年。常常会听到关于母亲河的种种溢美之词,我们却从未真正亲近过她,甚至没有见过她真正的容颜,甚至有很多的人不知道她来 Home is gone, home disappears. The rapid industrialization of the urban process has made our hometown increasingly blurred and disappeared. In particular, the development of the past 10 years has made it very hard for us to find out from the realistic scenes the pictures that we have lived in or who still have moments of memory. In fact, the Pearl River has unwittingly become the mother river of more strangers. This river may have become the largest river in the world to accommodate foreigners. From August 2008 to today, I’ve lived in her arms for 4 years unconsciously. We often hear all kinds of beautiful words about the mother river, but we have never really approached her and have not even seen her real appearance. Even a lot of people do not know her