大家好，我是行者無疆。今天休息沒有出去拍攝，就給大家剪輯一個今年年初手機拍攝的庫存吧。
北京，是中國北方最大的城市，是中國的首都。是知名的歷史文化名城，早在七十萬年前，北京周口店地區就出現了北京原始人群部落“北京人”，而北京建城也有了3000多年的歷史，公園前221年秦始皇統一中國以來北京一直是北方的重鎮和地方中心，自公元888年以來北京又先後成為遼陪都，金上都，元大都和明、清兩朝的國都。
南鑼鼓巷位於北京市東城區境內，與元大都同期建成，呈南北走向，北起鼓樓東大街，南至平安大街，長787米，寬8米。明朝屬昭回靖恭坊，稱鑼鍋巷。清乾隆十五年（1750年）屬鑲黃旗，稱南鑼鼓巷。“文化大革命”時期一度改稱輝煌街，後恢復原名。
南鑼鼓巷東西兩面共有16條胡同整齊排列，呈魚骨狀，俯瞰整個街區猶如蜈蚣，又稱蜈蚣街南鑼鼓巷比較有名的是雨兒胡同、帽兒胡同等，因為那裡有許多古老的四合院和名人故居。
我今天所說的南鑼鼓巷，就是老北京胡同的一個縮影，在那裡保留著老北京原汁原味的建築風格，現在已成為一個有名的旅遊景點。那裡每天都吸引著像我一樣懷舊的人，還有那些尋訪老北京胡同文化的年輕人。外地來京的遊客也願意到此了解一下北京的人文景觀和北京故事。更難得可貴的，它吸引著許多外國人，他們都想更多地了解一下中國，了解一下北京，領略一下北京的歷史與文化，還有那古樸的小胡同和四合院......
Hello everyone, I'm Wanderer Without Bounds. Today, instead of going out to shoot, I'll edit some footage I captured earlier this year with my phone.
Beijing, the largest city in northern China, and the capital of China, is a renowned historical and cultural city. Dating back to around 700,000 years ago, the area of Zhoukoudian in Beijing witnessed the presence of the "Peking Man" primitive human group. With a history of over 3,000 years since its establishment, Beijing has been a major stronghold and regional center in northern China since the unification of China by Emperor Qin Shi Huang in 221 BC. Since 888 AD, Beijing has successively served as the secondary capital of the Liao Dynasty, the capital of the Jin Dynasty, the Yuan Dynasty's capital Dadu, and the capital of the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
Nanluoguxiang is located in the Dongcheng District of Beijing, built around the same time as the Yuan Dynasty. It runs north to south, starting from Gulou East Street in the north and ending at Ping'an Street in the south, spanning 787 meters long and 8 meters wide. During the Ming Dynasty, it belonged to the Zhaohui, Hui, Jing, and Gongfang areas and was called Luoguo Alley. In the Qing Dynasty, in the fifteenth year of the Qianlong reign (1750), it belonged to the Xianghuang Banner and was named Nanluoguxiang. During the Cultural Revolution, it was temporarily renamed "Huihuang Street" but later restored its original name.
Nanluoguxiang has 16 orderly arranged hutongs on both sides, forming a fishbone shape. Overlooking the entire neighborhood resembles a centipede, hence it's also known as Centipede Street. Famous spots within Nanluoguxiang include Yuer Hutong, Maoer Hutong, among others, renowned for their numerous ancient quadrangle dwellings and residences of celebrities.
What I'm describing today, Nanluoguxiang, is a microcosm of old Beijing hutongs, where the authentic architectural style of old Beijing is preserved. It has now become a famous tourist attraction, attracting nostalgic individuals like me every day, as well as young people exploring the culture of old Beijing hutongs. Visitors from outside Beijing also come here to understand the cultural landscape and stories of Beijing. What's even more precious is that it attracts many foreigners who want to learn more about China, Beijing, experience its history and culture, and explore its quaint alleyways and quadrangle courtyards.
8 май 2024
