You're out on the street now
Sambal cafe is behind you
Turn left and walk down the alley in front of you
This is the tofu pond Hutong
Do you hear my footsteps
Follow me
This lane is one of the oldest
What is different from most hutongs built in Qing Dynasty
He existed in the Ming Dynasty
In Beijing, it snows in winter
In the alley in front of us
There will always be thick snow
Walking on the snow
There will be a clear rustling sound under your feet
The sound always goes far
It's like someone is walking by you
I remember one day when there was no sunshine
There was heavy snow all over the sky
Snowflakes float into our hot pot
It's melting
In the cold winter air
The charcoal fire crackled under the hot pot
In my memory
Every time that sound comes back
Will make my heart feel warm
You're on the corner now
On your left front you can see the entrance to the local food market
A wide range of agricultural products can be seen everywhere in the market
Fresh fish and meat
Move on
Go to the second lane on the right
It's just behind the bike park
Now turn right
The vegetable market is behind you
Walk along the bike park on your right
Can you see the clock tower not far ahead
It is said that the daughter of the bell maker jumped into the copper furnace to protect her father from the emperor
All the craftsmen were saved by sacrificing their lives
The clock maker came a step late
At the last moment, I only caught a embroidered shoe on her foot
Every time it's over
The big clock always makes a slanting sound
In Chinese, shoes mean shoes on feet
The old people are always sad
The ghost of Lady cast clock came to her embroidered shoes again
It's on your left
Before we get to the next corner
There's a small bicycle repair shop
Stop in front
You can see all kinds of bicycle bells hanging on the ceiling of the shop
Every car bell has a unique sound
Mr. Sun, the owner of the shop, collected these car bells from all over the world
(this is the earliest design drawing. These are all made in China.)
Please turn left and walk into this lane
Look up
The red sign says "grassland to the north"
In those days, the ring of bicycles was the signal of our communication
Three rings means I'm here
Three more rings. Where are you
See the black escalator on your left
Mr. Wei goes to the roof at six every morning
Open the birdcage
Let the birds fly freely for a while
Stop by the escalator for a while
You can walk up the escalator
Overlooking the beautiful scenery of Hutong
If you don't want to go upstairs
Just stay here with me
Raise your head
You may see pigeons hovering over the Hutong
Do you hear me
A unique whistle
Pigeon breeders usually place a small bamboo tube at the tail of a pigeon
As the pigeon flies, the air passes by
A clear pigeon whistle
Keep going down the alley
The ethereal whistle often makes us stop
Lean the car against the wall
Looking up at the hovering pigeons
Days slip too fast
Only when the whistle rings
Only then did I realize the passage of time
Have you come to the corner?
Please turn right
Into the narrow path
Go ahead, please
The walls around you witness the change of history and the rise and fall of dynasties for more than 3000 years
They are called hutongs
Evolved from the word "well" in Mongolian
The Mongols invaded the Central Plains and established the Yuan Dynasty
Hutong got its name from this
Most of the hutongs run from east to west or from north to south
If you look at it from above
Like a pigeon
You will see a balanced and symmetrical pattern
It is said that the layout of Hutong reflects Confucianism
The rules are square and conform to the imperial power
The rise and fall of dynasties
Hutong remains the same
Today's you and I silently witness generation after generation of joy and sorrow
Keep going
See the birdcage under the eaves on the right
You're walking into the 29th house
We'll stop here a little bit
Mr. Yao lives here
He is a pigeon keeper in the Hutong
He has twenty-eight pigeons
Every Sunday he would fly two of the best pigeons
Racing pigeons with Mr. Wei
Come on, keep going
We came to the corner of the street
It's 37 ahead
Please turn left
Mr. Yao's daughter and Mr. Wei's son don't care about the competition between their parents
They are madly in love
Young love will always encounter all kinds of obstacles
But the greater the resistance, the braver the love
Mr. Yao thinks his daughter is beautiful
We must marry a good family
Keep going down the alley
Mr. Wei thinks his son's girlfriend is greedy for enjoyment
I'm afraid she will delay my son's future
Two young people don't care so much
They just love each other
Now turn right, please
Forget the dust and nitrate of construction site
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