北京胡同英文介绍_ppt..ppt

Beijing s hutongs * * 1,The pictures of the Hutong 2,The history of the Hutong 3,Jinyu Hutong Beijing s hutongs, lanes or alleys formed by lines of siheyuan (a compound with houses around a courtyard) where old beijing residents live, witness the vicissitude of the city. 北京的胡同, 线或巷弄形成线的四合院(一大院房子周围院子)凡老北京居民的生活,见证变迁的城市 Hutong, also known as “neighborhood”, “Lane” means town or village between the main streets, small streets leading into residential (住宅） areas of the house. It is the communication an integral part of local traffic. Mastery of the Road, into a dead end alley and live alley. The former has only one opening, the end-depth residential areas, and in its internal interruption; while the latter is the backbone of communication between two or more streets. Hutong, Beijing is a major feature . 胡同，也叫“里弄”、“巷”，是指城镇或乡村里主要街道之间的、比较小的街道，一直通向居民区的内部。它是沟通当地交通不可或缺的一部分。根据道路通达情况，胡同分为死胡同和活胡同。前者只有一个开口，末端深入居民区，并且在其内部中断；而后者则沟通两条或者更多的主干街道。胡同，是北京的一大特色。 It was recorded that in the yuan a 36-meter-wide road was called a standard street, a 18-meter-wide one was a small street and a 9-meter-wide lane was named a hutong. 据记载,在原36米宽的道路被称为标准街 一个18米宽的一个小街道和一个9米宽的车道被命名的胡同. in fact, beijing s hutongs are inequable ranging from 40 centimeter to 10 meter in wide. the longest has more than 20 turns. 事实上,北京的胡同都不一样,从40厘米到10米宽. 最长的有20多曲折. The wordhutong originates from the word hottog which means well in mongolian. 胡同源于 hottog ,即井蒙古语. *