印度北方邦的二月,近乎黄河流域的初夏,早晨有些许寒意,白天连续行走会出微汗,一身春装足矣。初到环视,摩达孔瓦尔镇似乎是自然拥聚而成的村落,砂石街道两旁,简陋的小商铺紧紧相挨着。快速追踪下车游客的小贩,手中扬着斑斓的物件,探询游客的国籍,模仿其语言叫价,友善而执着。这里曾经是古印度末罗国的都城,自有她一时值得骄傲的繁盛。不过早在公元4世纪,东晋法显寻访驻足时,已经是“城中人民已稀旷,只有众僧民户”的冷落 In February of Uttar Pradesh, India, almost in the early summer of the Yellow River basin, there was a bit of a chill in the morning. During the day, walking continuously gave a slight sweat and a spring suit was enough. At first glance, the town of Moda Conval seems to be a village of natural enclaves, shabby streets on both sides, humble small shops next to each other. Quickly track down the tourists get off hawkers, the hands of gorgeous objects in the hands of tourists to explore the nationality of imitation of its language bidding, friendly and persistent. Here used to be the capital of the ancient state of Indo-China, where she was proud of her moment. However, as early as the 4th century AD, when the Eastern Jin Dynasty was stopped searching for evidence, it was already “the neglect of the people in the cities and the loss of the monks and their families.”