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在欧洲西部的亚得里亚海、第勒尼安海和爱奥尼亚海之间,有一个半岛,那就是意大利的亚平宁半岛。在半岛的西边,有一座历史占城,名叫罗马。沐浴着四月的春风,我来到了意大利首都罗马,来到了以母狼哺育两个孩子作为城标的大都市,走进了古建筑与废墟星罗棋布的环境。同时,也走进了古罗马的兴衰与当代意大利发展相衔的历史长河。一我们的汽车一开进罗马,一尊由张嘴露牙的母狼与两个吮吸狼奶的孩子组成的雕像就让人好生奇怪:在以人体美彪炳世界的罗马,为什么让这么丑陋的雕像立于城市的显眼位置?随着汽车行进,这样的雕像还有多处,这更让人不可理解。为了回答这个问题,导游讲了一个关于罗马城由来的故事:
Between the Adriatic, Tyrrhenian and Ionian seas in western Europe there is a peninsula, the Italian peninsula of Apennines. On the western edge of the peninsula, there is a history of the city, called Rome. Bathed in the spring breeze of April, I came to Rome, the capital of Italy, came to the metropolis where the wolves nurtured two children as the city’s landmark, and entered the ancient buildings and ruins dotted with the environment. At the same time, it has also entered the long history of the rise and fall of ancient Rome and the development of contemporary Italy. As soon as our car drove into Rome, a statue of an open-minded wolf and two children sucking wolf milk made it so strange that in the world of Rome, why such an ugly statute In a prominent place in the city? With the car, there are many such statues, which is even more incomprehensible. To answer this question, the tour guide told a story about the origin of the city of Rome: