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80年代的第一个春天,作为一名义务兵我来到了深圳赤湾天后宫(又称天后庙)军营。几排整齐的营房和四周种植整齐的树林让人根本就看不出昔日庙宇的影子,只能凭营房地基大块大块的基石才能揣摸这里曾几何时有过宏伟的建筑,倒是一口青砖做壁的水井引起了我的注意,这就是天后宫里的那口井。水井深约12至13米,井壁由清一色的青砖构成,蓄水时的水深在井下约六米左右,
In the first spring of the 80’s, as a conscript, I came to Shenzhen Chiwan Tianhou Temple (also known as the Tin Hau Temple) military camp. The neat rows of barracks and the neatly planted forests make it impossible to see the shadows of the old temples. Only with the foundations of the barracks, large blocks of foundation stones can be used to touch the magnificent buildings that once existed. Wells caught my attention. This is the well in the Tin Hau Temple. The wells are about 12 to 13 meters deep, and the wellbore wall is made of all-purpose green bricks. When the water is stored, the water depth is about six meters below the well.