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站在花园口经济区壮美规划的沙盘前,随着园区党工委副书记、管委会副主任李杰的激情讲解,我的思绪却神游于历史的时空隧道。这块河流穿越、濒海而生的盐碱滩,在清末民初,留下过无数破产山东农民闯关东在此登陆的叹息,如今现代厂房林立的地下,是否依然遗有1894年中日甲午战争、1904年日俄战争倭寇的尸骨或弹片?花园口是世界上最大一次移民的历史见证,也是中国近代史上,英勇与屈辱的纪念牌。它就像一个民族不甘于苦难、奋发图强的梦境,在口岸遍生的桃树上,逢春盛开,不曾枯萎。这块不毛之地,在六年前的一个早上,随着隆隆的推土机和脚手架,就把列强的梦魇埋葬地下,矗立起一座昭示着当代中国富美强
Standing in front of the sand table of the magnificent plan of Huayuankou Economic Zone, with the passionate introduction of Li Jie, deputy secretary of the Party Committee of the Industrial Park and the deputy director of the CMC, my thoughts are fumbling with the historical space-time tunnel. At the end of the Qing dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, this river left countless bankrupts and sighs of countless bankruptders in Shandong Province and landed here in Guandong. Nowadays there is still a place where the Sino-Japanese War of 1894 The Bones or Shrapnel of the Japanese Pirates in the Russo-Japanese War in 1904? Huayuankou is the historical witness of the largest immigrant in the world and the memorial card of heroism and humiliation in modern Chinese history. It is like a nation unwilling to suffer, work hard and dreams, peach trees in the port of birth, spring in full bloom, never withered. This barren land, one morning six years ago, buried the underground nightmare of the powers with the rumbling of bulldozers and scaffolding,