Kuanzhai Alley is a part of the old city (less city), which was built by the Qing court for garrison soldiers and was the residential area for the disciples of the Eight Banners and their families. In the history of the city, after years of vicissitudes, only Kuanzhai Lane is left, and the legacy of the old ancient rhyme can be seen vaguely.

For many people, Chengdu means leisure, comfort and enjoyment ..... But with the arrival of the commercial tide, the once relaxed street fun has been submerged in the modern city with many high-rise buildings. However, in this ancient city, the most Chengdu and street folk culture has been preserved.

The wide alley is characterized by "slowness" and the narrow alley is characterized by "leisure". Width and narrowness are only the result of mood. Play a game of chess, hold a bowl of tea, play a dragon gate array, Doby bird ... and time will pass unconsciously. Half a day's leisure is worth ten years' dream, which is probably the attitude of life handed down from generation to generation in Chengdu.

This is the charm of Kuanzhai Lane. It is carefree and tolerant. We foreign backpackers often can't sit still in the teahouse. After drinking half a cup of tea, we can't help taking out our mobile phones and slapping them around. But Sichuanese are still unhurried and living their own lives.

Perhaps, only Chengdu people can truly appreciate the breadth and narrowness of life ~ poor and rich, bitter and happy, but they are just making wedding dresses for others and savoring the years. Perhaps only the word "carefree" is the most important.

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