Why is the hutong culture in Beijing a closed culture?

Most residents living in hutongs have moved to another place and are unwilling to move. Some have lived in an alley for decades, and some have even lived for several lifetimes. Most of the houses in the hutongs are very old, but the houses in the "roots" are not very good. The old house is purlin and the brick wall is broken. When it rains, it is often heavy rain outdoors and light rain indoors. When it rains heavily, you can always hear the sound of houses falling down. That's the house in the alley. But they don't want to "move"-"a broken home is worth millions"

2. Beijingers are easy to satisfy and have low material requirements for life.

Beijingers are satisfied with steamed stuffed buns. Big pickled radish is good. Pickled radish, what else is there to say? Stinky tofu drops a few drops of sesame oil, and you can stay with your aunt. Boiled cabbage with shrimp skin, hey!

An old man who was an official in imperial academy and served Lu Runxiang, Wang Yi and other wines said, "There is nothing better than Beijing. Boiled cabbage in Beijing is also more delicious than other places, and all the five flavors are in Beijing. "

What is the Five Flavors God? I still can't test it. But the Chinese cabbage culture of Beijingers is understandable. The Chinese cabbage that Beijingers eat all their lives is probably as high as the White Pagoda in Beihai.

Beijingers like to watch the excitement, but they don't like to meddle.

They always stay out of it and look on coldly. Beijing is the cradle of the democratic movement. Since the Republic of China, there have been frequent student movements. Beijingers call student movement "disturbing students". Student demonstrations are called "passing students". It has nothing to do with them.

4. The essence of Beijing Hutong culture is' forbearance'. Hold your position and accept it.

Wang Lifa in Lao She's Teahouse said, "I have been obedient to the people all my life", which is the mentality of most Beijing citizens.

Extended data:

Hutong Culture is the preface written by writer Wang Zengqi for the photo album Absence of Hutong. Wang Zengqi did not put pen to paper from the perspective of photography. Wang Zengqi neither explained the harmony of light and shadow, nor cared about the application of ideas, lines and colors.

Hutong culture is not limited to people living in hutong quadrangles. Beijing has developed rapidly in recent years. Many hutongs and quadrangles have disappeared. Many people have moved into high-rise buildings, lived in spacious apartments and even owned private villas, but the inheritance of Hutong culture is still reflected in them.

Hutong is in decline, and the culture of Hutong that has lost its foundation will also decline, but the decline of culture does not mean the disappearance of material. Hutong culture will be transferred, decomposed and passed on to a new carrier. On the journey to modern civilization, we should not only create new culture, but also inherit excellent traditional culture.

Hutong culture is a popular culture in Beijing. Hutong, Dog Tail Hutong and Hutong in Wang Pi are not famous for their elegance. Killing chess and gathering wine, knowing birds and hutongs, is not earth-shattering; Wotou, radish, boiled cabbage, Hutong people are so easy to satisfy. These seemingly vulgar materials can better highlight the essence of Beijing culture through the clever brushstrokes of screenwriters.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Hutong Culture