在中国人民革命军事博物馆兵器馆西广场,陈列着一副长4米、宽2米,重达4吨的巨大铁锚。这就是当初清政府北洋海军巡洋舰“镇远”号上的铁锚。如今,在博物馆工作人员的维护下,铁锚虽不算是锈迹斑斑,但也分明透着岁月的印痕。巨大的身躯、铁青的面容、分明的棱角,在沉寂中,在静卧中,向每一位参观者诉说着往事…… At the western square of the Chinese People’s Revolutionary Military Museum and Weaponry Hall, there is a giant iron anchor with a length of 4 meters, a width of 2 meters and a weight of 4 tons. This is the iron anchor of “Zhenyuan”, a Beiyang Navy cruiser originally used by the Qing government. Today, iron ore anchors, though not rusty, remain visible under the auspices of the museum’s staff, but they also reveal the signs of time. Huge body, iron blue face, distinct edges and corners, in silence, in silence, to tell every visitor the past ...