那天早晨六点不到我就起来了。九点开船,於是我就想去逛逛街。 大街上冷冷清清。我拐进街旁一条小巷,也不算很小吧,大约总有五、六米宽。向里走了不多远,就觉人声嘈杂,眼前豁然一亮,只见一条早市向巷里延伸,人头攒动,接踵摩肩。嗬!上海人真有趣,六点不到就都跑出来买菜了!要在武汉,除了上早班人之外,恐怕大多数都还在梦中呢。 于是,我颇有兴致地汇入这条人流,看小贩们熟练摆弄称杆,顾客挑剔地翻捡蔬菜,听他们用绝对 I was up at six o’clock that morning 9:00 sailing, so I wanted to go shopping. The streets are deserted I turned into an alley by the street, it is not too small, about five or six meters wide. Not far walked in, I feel noisy, eyes suddenly, I saw a morning market to the extension of the alley, full of people, one after another friction.嗬! Shanghai people really interesting, less than six ran out to buy food! In Wuhan, in addition to the early classes outside, I am afraid most are still in a dream yet. So, I am quite interested in the flow of people into this see hawkers proficient with the bar, the customer picks pick vegetables, listen to them with absolute