一场核事故使得曾经“荣耀”的切尔诺贝利成为恐怖的代名词,“无人区”、“鬼城”等一系列称呼伴随着痛苦和眼泪走过了27个春秋。当野兽重新活跃,当鸟儿再次歌唱,如今的切尔诺贝利再度迎来了它的春天。长途公共汽车随意地停在普里皮亚季河桥上,即将迎来一场壮观的日落。一丛丛黄景天和野生康乃馨,穿过柏油路面的裂痕,向上生长。暮色苍茫,我们倚在 A nuclear accident made Chernobyl, once “glorious,” a synonym for horror, a series of names such as “no man’s land”, “ghost town” and so on, accompanied by pain and tears for 27 years . When the beast re-active, when the birds sing again, today’s Chernobyl ushered in its spring again. Free long-distance bus parked on the Pripyat River Bridge, is about to usher in a spectacular sunset. Clumps of yellow Kingdee and wild carnations, through the cracks in asphalt pavement, growing up. Dusk vast, we lean on