历史上,主政者往往喜欢兴建塔、楼、台、亭、阁一类的建筑,并在竣工或重修时撰文立碑以记其盛,如滕王阁及王勃的序,岳阳楼及范仲淹的记等,这已成为中国城市建设中的一种文化现象。然而,南京阅江楼是一个例外,有记无楼达600多年,这就不能不引发登楼者多一层的情趣和思考。 Historically, politicians often like to build towers, buildings, stations, pavilions and pavilions, and when completed or rebuilt, they wrote erects to record their achievements, such as the order of Teng Wang Ge and Wang Bo, records of Yueyang Tower and Fan Zhongyan This has become a cultural phenomenon in China’s urban construction. However, an exception is the Nanjing Yuejiang Tower, which has a history of more than 600 years without logging in. This can not but trigger the extra layer of interest and thinking about those who sign up.