离开卢森堡东行约45公里,沿着欧洲少见的盘山公路而下,我们便来到了卡尔·马克思的故乡——特里尔。 首先映入眼帘的恐怕要算是正在涨水的摩泽尔河和横架在河上的罗马桥。这几天德国官方电视台反复报道天降大雨摩泽尔河涨水的消息。可这座建于公元45年的老桥经历了沧海桑田的变迁之后,至今仍依稀可见当年罗马工匠们精巧构思的艺术造诣。 About 45 km east of Luxemburg and along the rare winding Panshan road in Europe, we arrived at Trier, the home of Karl Marx. The first thing that catches your eye is probably the Moselle River that is rising and the Roman Bridge that hangs over the river. In recent days, German official television stations repeatedly reported the news that the Mosel River was flooded by heavy rains. Can be built in AD 45 years after the bridge experienced the vicissitudes of life after the change is still vaguely visible when the Roman artisans exquisite ideas of artistic attainments.