Hustle and Bustle along the Central Axis——30 Years of Photographing Hutongs in Beijing  

作　　者：YU XIANGJUN 

机构地区：[1]不详

出　　处：《China Today》2024年第9期70-72,共3页今日中国（英文版）

摘　　要：NO one can precisely describe Beijing with a single word or sentence due to its extreme complexity.Every passenger who arrives in Beijing by plane is welcomed by an ocean of light.The light resembles boiling magma,flowing along a layout of the city in an orderly manner.If Chang’an Avenue,Sanlitun,China World Trade Center,and National Olympic Sports Center are highlights of Beijing,the hutong s(lanes)distributed along the Central Axis represent the other side of the capital city.They tell the stories of this city and its citizens with a subtler voice.In these places where the city’s neon lights cannot reach,the essence of the city’s daily life exists in a small restaurant,a tanghulu(a traditional Chinese snack of candied fruit),or even a bowl of fermented soybean drink.

关 键 词：AVENUE RESTAURANT BOILING 

分 类 号：J42[艺术—摄影艺术] K92[历史地理—人文地理学]