中山曹邊村游記

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漫步曹邊村：邂逅百年古村的悠然時光 2025年5月22日，清晨的陽光輕柔地灑在珠城的大街小巷，我懷揣著對遠方的期待，踏上了前往中山曹邊村的旅程。從珠城香洲出發，一路的風景像是一幅流動的畫卷，不斷變幻，車窗外的風裹挾著清新的氣息，讓我對即將到達的古村愈發憧憬。 一個多小時后，我終于抵達了曹邊村。村口，一棵古老的榕樹像一位沉默的守望者，巨大的樹冠遮天蔽日，垂下的氣根在微風中輕輕搖曳，仿佛在訴說著村子的悠悠往事。走進村子，腳下是蜿蜒的石板路，每一塊石板都被歲月打磨得光滑，它們相互交錯，延伸向各個角落，引領著我探尋古村的秘密。 首先映入眼簾的是一座頗具南洋風格的建筑——曹邊學校。這座建于1929年的學校，是華僑梁官招等牽頭集資興建的，為兩層磚混結構，呈“回”字形布局，中間的天井灑下明亮的陽光。站在學校前，想象著曾經莘莘學子在此讀書的場景，瑯瑯書聲仿佛還在耳邊回蕩。如今，學校雖已不再承擔教學功能，卻成了社區圖書室和曹邊經聯社辦公地點，依然散發著濃郁的文化氣息。 沿著石板路繼續前行，便能看到幾座高聳的碉樓。這些碉樓是當年海外華僑為保護父老鄉親免受強盜威脅而捐款修建的，它們矗立在村前田園中間，雖歷經風雨，依舊堅固挺拔。斑駁的墻體上，歲月留下的痕跡清晰可見，仿佛在無聲地講述著那段動蕩的歷史，讓我對先輩們的智慧和勇氣充滿了敬佩。 在村子里，我還發現了許多保存完好的廣府民居。這些民居錯落有致，青磚黛瓦，木雕、磚雕、石雕精美絕倫，每一處細節都彰顯著嶺南建筑的獨特韻味。推開一扇虛掩的木門，一位和藹的阿婆熱情地招呼我進去坐坐。阿婆告訴我，這些老房子承載著幾代人的回憶，他們舍不得離開，一直守護著這份珍貴的家園。和阿婆聊了許久，聽她講述村子里的家長里短、往昔故事，我深切感受到了曹邊村濃厚的人情味和煙火氣。 村中的武侯廟也讓我印象深刻。這座始建于清代的廟宇，清光緒五年（1879）、1919年、1986年多次重修，供奉著諸葛亮、韋陀、華佗、觀音、關羽等。廟宇坐西向東，硬山頂，博古脊，素胎青瓦，綠釉瓦當，青磚墻，抬梁式木架構，散發著莊嚴肅穆的氣息。廟中存碑記兩塊，記載著武侯廟的重建歷史，黑麻石陰刻楷書的字跡，在歲月的侵蝕下依然清晰可辨。 不知不覺，太陽漸漸升至頭頂，太陽散發出的熱力把空氣升溫至36度也許是入夏以來最熱的一天。我漫步在田間小道上，呼吸著泥土和青草混合的芬芳，看著遠處的山巒青色如黛，心情愉悅。時至正午，我們的肚子也要“充電”了，于是，我們懷著不舍的心情離開了村子。 這次曹邊村之行，就像是一場與歷史的對話，一次心靈的洗禮。這里的一磚一瓦、一草一木，都承載著歲月的記憶和先輩們的智慧。曹邊村，這個隱匿在時光深處的百年古村，用它獨特的魅力，讓我感受到了嶺南傳統文化的博大精深，也讓我在忙碌的生活中找到了一片寧靜的棲息地。我想，我一定會再次踏上這片土地，續寫與它的故事。 Strolling in Caobian Village: Encountering the Leisurely Time of a Centennial Ancient Village On the morning of May 22, 2025, the gentle sunlight spilled over the streets and alleys of Zhuhai. With anticipation for distant places, I set off on a journey to Caobian Village in Zhongshan. Departing from Zhuhai, the scenery along the way was like a flowing scroll, constantly changing. The breeze outside the car window carried a fresh aroma, making me increasingly eager for the ancient village ahead. After more than an hour, I finally arrived at Caobian Village. At the entrance of the village, an ancient banyan tree stood like a silent watchman. Its huge canopy shaded the sky, and the drooping aerial roots swayed gently in the breeze, as if telling the village's long stories. Stepping into the village, underfoot were winding stone paths. Each stone slab was polished smooth by time, interlacing and extending to every corner, leading me to explore the village's secrets. The first thing that caught my eye was a building with a distinct Nanyang style—Caobian School. Built in 1929, this school was funded and constructed by overseas Chinese like Liang Guanzhao. It is a two-story brick-concrete structure in a "hui" (loop)-shaped layout, with a bright atrium in the center where sunlight pours in. Standing in front of the school, I imagined the scene of students studying here in the past, their loud reading voices seeming to echo in my ears. Although no longer used for teaching, the school now serves as a community library and office for the Caobian Economic Association, still exuding a strong cultural atmosphere. Continuing along the stone path, several tall watchtowers came into view. These watchtowers were built by overseas Chinese in the past to protect their fellow villagers from bandits. Standing amid the fields in front of the village, they remain solid and upright despite years of wind and rain. The mottled walls bear clear traces of time, silently recounting that turbulent history and filling me with admiration for the wisdom and courage of our ancestors. In the village, I also found many well-preserved Cantonese-style residences. These houses are neatly arranged, with blue bricks and gray tiles, and exquisite wood, brick, and stone carvings—every detail showcasing the unique charm of Lingnan architecture. Pushing open a slightly ajar wooden door, a kind-hearted grandmother warmly invited me in. She told me that these old houses hold the memories of generations, and they are reluctant to leave, always guarding this precious home. After chatting with her for a long time, listening to her stories about village life and the past, I deeply felt the strong human warmth and daily life atmosphere in Caobian Village. The Wuhou Temple in the village also left a deep impression on me. First built in the Qing Dynasty, the temple was rebuilt multiple times in 1879 (the fifth year of the Guangxu reign), 1919, and 1986, enshrining figures like Zhuge Liang, Weituo, Hua Tuo, Guanyin, and Guan Yu. Facing east, the temple has a hard mountain roof, a Bogu ridge, plain green tiles, green-glazed eaves, brick walls, and a post-and-lintel wooden structure, exuding a solemn atmosphere. Two steles in the temple record its reconstruction history; the regular script carved in black hemp stone remains legible despite years of erosion. Unknowingly, the sun gradually set, and a beautiful sunset painted the sky. I strolled along the country path, breathing in the fragrance of mixed soil and grass, watching the distant mountains dyed orange-red, and the rice ears in the paddy fields swaying gently in the breeze, creating golden ripples as if the whole world was covered in a dreamy veil. At this moment, my heart was無比 (extremely) calm, as if all troubles had been thrown far away. This trip to Caobian Village was like a dialogue with history and a baptism of the soul. Every brick, tile, plant, and tree here carries the memories of time and the wisdom of our ancestors. Caobian Village, this century-old ancient village hidden in the depths of time, has charmed me with its unique allure, allowing me to appreciate the profoundness of Lingnan traditional culture and find a peaceful haven in my busy life. I think I will definitely set foot on this land again to continue my story with it.

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中山曹邊村游記

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