The answer to reading in hutong in Beijing.

I have lived in the alley of Shanghai since I was a child and just arrived in Beijing. Those deep, winding hutongs with grass on their tiles seem to have a special charm that attracts me.

I think the most unsuitable alley in Shanghai is the monochrome gray cement floor, which cuts off the connection with the soil. Hutongs in Beijing are not like this. There are flowers, grass and trees in the hutong yard. For a time, I passed by Biguan Hutong and New Culture Street in Xicheng almost every day. Whenever I walk in the shade of those umbrella-shaped pagodas, I feel a sense of peace in my heart. Every summer, a tree will produce white flowers, and the earth is covered with delicate petals. The rich fragrance floats on the cart selling vegetables, on the chicken jumping on the rubber band, and on the white-haired old man standing on the stick, giving people an inexhaustible peace and comfort.

Hutongs and quadrangles, it seems that every dilapidated wooden door is engraved with unrecognizable couplets, which are an ancient history and give people a sense of mystery. People often put a small table in front of the door, or idle, or play chess, or erhu melodious, or Beijing opera cantata, which has its own human interest. Once I passed by Ganlan City, I was surprised by the elegance of the owner of a small house whose life was not rich. There are dozens of pots of flowers on the blue brick in front of the door-Chinese rose, Milan and Zhu Dinghong. There are six or seven bamboo birdcages lined up under the low eaves, carved with patterns and beautiful curves, just like the sliding sound of music, giving people a harmonious aesthetic feeling. Yellowbird, thrush and indigo sang at the same time, and they were sad for some reason.

I like the hutongs in Beijing, because it gives people a kind feeling and a kind of love. Gray walls, blue tiles, silent little stone lions. Mottled old wooden door, everything seems so bland. However, as soon as you open the door and walk in, you will be surrounded by an indescribable warmth that seems to be unique to the Chinese nation. "Eldest brother, you're here. I haven't seen you for a while. " They boiled water in a small pot blackened by soot on the stove outside the door and made a cup of broken jasmine tea. When you put it on the kang table, don't mention how beautiful it is. It seems that everyone is your dear uncle, aunt, brother and sister, and a warm home.

Don't stare at that wall, that door, that house. Someone there really asked questions about the university. Whenever I encounter Shakespeare's problems, China's classical prose, and Latin that I can't understand in the dictionary, I always meet my dear elders, who are knowledgeable but not arrogant, humble and sincere. Or drinking, or drinking tea, or sitting and chatting, even in my dream, I can't forget the time when I quietly listened to the sound of the alley.

In this way, Hutong has become a part of my life. Every time I come back from abroad, I often go for a walk in an alley with an urgent heart. Look at the big yard full of people receiving water, the small room built by the wall of hutong, and only one person and one car can take the narrow path. Listen to the distant aunt's Beijing accent and the children's babbling. It's all true. Whenever I feel sad and depressed, I walk in a remote alley and look at the weeds growing between the walls of the ancient Biguan Hutong, as if everything were relieved.

1. Pay attention to the bold words below.

The wall () is shaded () and comfortable ()

Comfort () Sound () Through ()

2. What's the difference between "Hutong in Shanghai" and "Hutong in Beijing"?

3. What is the central sentence of the fourth paragraph?

4. From what aspects does the article describe "Hutongs in Beijing"?

5. How does the article express the author's thoughts and feelings through "Beijing Hutong"?

Reference answer:

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2. "Shanghai's alley" is a gray cement floor with the same color, which cuts off the connection with the soil. "Hutong in Beijing" is deep and winding, with grass growing on the tiles and flowers, grass and trees growing in the courtyard of the hutong. Have a special charm.

I like the hutong in Beijing, because it gives people a kind feeling and a kind of love.

4. Elegant environment and people living here.

5. Love, attachment.