Old Beijing taste, just lost in Nanluoguxiang...

Nanluo alleys were luxurious in the old days, and the four generations were romantic and luxurious.

Singing and dancing in the royal palace, the wine flags of dignitaries and dignitaries are slanted.

The gallery goes out to leisure tourists, and Bi Yuexiao shares a big bowl of tea.

Looking for stories in front of the old street, you can still listen to the pipa today.

This little poem is a true portrayal of Nanluoguxiang in old Beijing.

Since Yuan Dadu began 700 years ago, there are many princes, nobles and dignitaries here. Nanluoguxiang can be said to be a rich community at that time, and it is also a gathering place for those literati and poets.

When I first arrived in Beijing, I told my friends in Beijing that I didn’t want to see the Forbidden City or the Summer Palace. This time I just wanted to see old Beijing and taste the taste of old Beijing. My friend immediately suggested to go to the alleys, especially Nanluoguxiang, which is very popular now.

The next day I was busy with business and was free in the afternoon, so I thought of Nanluoguxiang. Why not take advantage of your free time and go to Nanluoguxiang to find out.

After I arrived at the station by subway No. 6, I came up to this Nanluoguxiang. You can see the tall archway in Nanluoguxiang from a distance. It is new and new, and it should not be an object that has been around for hundreds of years.

When I came to Nanluoguxiang, the first thing I felt was that there were many people. There are so many people! Those are all people, and they are mainly young and fashionable young people.

Why is there so many people in this place? I hurriedly followed the flow of people into the alley, looking for the answer to why there are so many people.

Nanluoguxiang, to put it a little harshly, can be called Nanluoguoxiang, because the alley is low at the north and south ends and high in the middle, just like a hunchback person. Some people also say that the hunchback once lived here, and it is famous. It is not known whether it is Liu hunchback or Liu Yong.

Nanluoguxiang, also known as Centipede Alley. Because Nanluoguxiang is not a simple alley, but a group of alleys composed of countless alleys. The whole layout is like a centipede, with sixteen alleys strung together in one Nanluogu Alley, just like a string of money in alleys. In Beijing, the centipede is also called Qian Chuanzi, hehe, my hometown in the north also calls it that way.

Then I will take a good look at this money string, get some money, ha ha. It seems that so many people come here to get rich! hehe.

Through the alley, there is a big house in front of it, a veritable big house gate. Taking a closer look, it turned out to be the Iron Hat Palace, no wonder, no wonder. Otherwise, who can occupy such a large area in this downtown area to build such a large palace. This Senggelinqin is amazing! The pride of the Mongols, who are used to fighting and have outstanding martial arts skills. It suppressed the Taiping Army and fought against the Eight-Power Allied Forces. Adding officials to ranks, conferring kingship and marquis, and reaching the pinnacle of life. Earning such a large family fortune will be a blessing to future generations. It can be called a role model and model of life at that time.

There are many people like Monk Wang gathered in Nanluoguxiang. This place is really a place of geomantic omen and outstanding people. The Chinese opera is also here, and many celebrities and big names have come out of it, such as Chen Baoguo, Zhang Ziyi and so on.

Nanluoguxiang was recommended as one of the 25 fun places in Asia by the world's most discerning American "Time". This shows that Nanluoguxiang does have her unique charm.

After walking along Nanluoguxiang for a while, I suddenly looked up and saw the white walls, black tiles, and riding walls that I am more familiar with. Huh? Isn't this a typical Jiangnan Style? How did you come here? Turning the corner of the street, it turned out to be you, Ju'er Hutong. No wonder, no wonder.

It turns out that this is the renovation project of dilapidated houses in Ju'er Hutong designed by master architect Wu Liangyong.

Repair the old as the old, innovate in the old.

The small alleys in this ancient alley not only retain the charm of old Beijing courtyards, but also incorporate elements of Jiangnan dwellings, and are very suitable for modern people to live in. I heard that it also won the "Asian Architecture Gold Award" and "World Habitat Award".

When it comes to the taste of old Beijing, it is not enough to just look at the Hutongs. If there are no special gadgets and food of old Beijing, it means that there is no soul.

In my memory of old Beijing, there are nothing more than these: Mr. Rabbit, candied haws and old cloth shoes.

There is a song about candied haws, which is full of the old Beijing flavor when you hear it, and I still remember it deeply.

It is said that candied haws are sour, and sweetness is wrapped in the sourness.

It is said that candied haws are sweet, but there is sourness in the sweetness.

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Thinking of this candied haws, my mouth is full of water, almost flowing down.

Not far along the alley, there are many people queuing up. I looked up and saw XX candied haws written on the plaque.

I will join the queue right away, buy two bunches of candied haws, try something new, and satisfy my hunger.

After buying your favorite candied haws, pick one up and bite down. Mouthful of sour, sweet, crisp, refreshing, not sticky to the teeth. Delicious, really delicious, a real treat!

There are many shops in the alley, and fashion shops can be found everywhere.

A shop selling snacks is full of memories. What you can see in the window are childhood memories, such as flashlights, sewing machines, mobile phones, 14-inch CRT TVs, game console Contra and so on.

Nanluoguxiang is full of bright lights, taverns, bars, and dining bars, and there are countless.

It is full of smoke and fire, and it is the most down-to-earth place under the root of the imperial city. Deep in the alley, the small restaurant in the courtyard is worth ordering a cup of Blue Mountain coffee. Sitting there quietly kills the time, as if forgetting the mundane world, and only talking to yourself, no one bothers you.

Nanluoguxiang is a great hermitage, not far from the mundane world, but very quiet. You can calm down, sink down, get quiet in the midst of noise, and practice Zen and enlightenment here. This is a place for self-growth and self-improvement.

As the saying goes, the big hermit hides in the city, and that's what it means.

No wonder, no wonder, no wonder. Those princes and ministers, famous families, cultural celebrities and so on are willing to live here, making Nanluoguxiang an extraordinary place.

Nanluoguxiang is not just a tourist destination.

Old Beijing reminds me of Mr. Luo Yusheng's "Restructuring Rivers and Mountains for Future Generations". The thick and full of Beijing children makes people excited.

This is Beijing, this is China. This is the taste of Beijing, the taste of China.

Thousands of miles of sword light and shadow, hatred burns nine cities. On the night of the full moon, people will not return, and there will be no peace in the land of fragrant flowers.

A cavity of silent blood, thousands of strands of motherly love. For the shame of the country, go first, and reorganize the rivers and mountains to wait for the next generation!