前几日《北京晚报》刊登了一条消息,说的是在北京永外桃杨路上,一家有60年历史的老副食店准备关门停业。副食店,这个名词对于90后来说,可能非常的陌生,但对于50、60、70,甚至80后来说都有着一种特殊的感情。我是一名标准的80后,虽然年纪不大,但正好赶上了改革开放。在改革开放的这30年里,中国的变化可谓日新月异,人们的生活水平也发生了翻天覆地的变化,物品种类之丰富多样是人们以前不敢想象的。 A few days ago “Beijing Evening News” published a message saying that a 60-year-old old non-staple food restaurant was shutting down in Yongsan-Taoyuan, Beijing. Grocery store, the term for 90 later, may be very strange, but for the 50,60,70, or even after 80 have a special feeling. I was a standard 80, although not old, but just caught up with the reform and opening up. During the 30 years of reform and opening up, China has witnessed rapid changes. The living standards of people have undergone tremendous changes. The rich and varied types of goods have not been imagined before.