今天北京城已经在不知不觉中被各种超级卖场包围,超市货架上的商品变得琳琅满目,越来越多的人开始适应自助式的购物方式,而国营商店,凭票购物,散装麻酱,散装酱油、醋似乎都已变成记忆中的场景。位于东城区赵府街67号的一家老副食店像那个时代的活标本一般,深藏于一条幽静且狭长的胡同之中,与川流不息,车来人往的鼓楼大街形成了鲜明的对比。在这家风格朴素、装潢老旧的副食店,一位年近60岁的老店员李瑞生讲述着那些渐渐被人遗忘的生活片段。 Today Beijing City has been unconsciously surrounded by various supermarkets, supermarkets shelves on the array of goods, more and more people began to adapt to self-service shopping, and State-owned shops, by ticket shopping, bulk Ma Jiang, Bulk soy sauce, vinegar seems to have become memories of the scene. Located at No. 67 Zhao Fu Street, Dongcheng District, an old non-staple food store is like a living specimen of that era. It is hidden in a quiet and narrow alley and stands in stark contrast to the gulou Avenue where traffic flows and people come and go. In this simple, old-fashioned grocery store, Li Ruisheng, an almost 60-year-old shop assistant, tells the story of a gradually forgotten life.