Lost and Found: A Journey of Self-Discovery in Beijing's Hutongs
Mar 2, 2024 ·
14m 49s
Fluent Fiction - Mandarin Chinese: Lost and Found: A Journey of Self-Discovery in Beijing's Hutongs Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more: https://www.fluentfiction.org/lost-and-found-a-journey-of-self-discovery-in-beijings-hutongs/ Story Transcript: Zh: 北京，这座千年古都，繁杂的大街小巷就像迷宫，绵延伸展，充满无尽的神秘。在其脉络错综、风味买卖的一角，让我们找到了我们故事的主人翁，张伟。 En:...
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Fluent Fiction - Mandarin Chinese: Lost and Found: A Journey of Self-Discovery in Beijing's Hutongs
Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:
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Story Transcript:
Zh: 北京，这座千年古都，繁杂的大街小巷就像迷宫，绵延伸展，充满无尽的神秘。在其脉络错综、风味买卖的一角，让我们找到了我们故事的主人翁，张伟。
En: Beijing, this ancient city of a thousand years, with its complex streets and alleys, is like a maze, stretching endlessly, full of endless mysteries. In the intricate network of its bustling streets and diverse businesses, we found the protagonist of our story, Zhang Wei.
Zh: 一道斜阳射过簌簌的柳树，折射在张伟镶了近视镜的眼睛上。他在层叠的胡同中左穿右插，却仿佛打开了任意门，却任意不到家的门。毫无疑问，他迷路了——在二环的心脏，被诗和远方藏在胡同里。
En: The slanting sun cast its rays through the rustling willow trees, reflecting in Zhang Wei's eyes behind his glasses. He wandered through the layered hutongs, seemingly opening doors at will but never reaching the door he intended. Undoubtedly, he was lost - in the heart of the Second Ring Road, where poetry and distant lands were hidden in the alleyways.
Zh: 幽深的胡同，石板路上斑驳的光影，如同画卷。张伟向一位颤颤巍巍的老者询问，老者冥思苦想，讲述了一条冗长而复杂的路线，张伟虽然强装镇定，但眼神里无法掩盖的迷茫让人心生同情。
En: The dark and secluded hutongs, the dappled light and shadows on the stone road, were like a painting. Zhang Wei asked a trembling old man for directions, and after much contemplation, the old man narrated a long and complex route. Despite Zhang Wei's attempts to appear calm, the confusion evident in his eyes evoked sympathy in others' hearts.
Zh: 每个胡同都像一篇冷冽的联想诗。张伟按照老者的诉说，沿着小径拾级而上，然后又绕过一个古老的井，但最后只是抵达了一个陌生的四合院。张伟无奈又不甘地站在院子前，感叹自己的困境。他珍贵的度假时间就这样被这世界级的迷宫耗尽。
En: Each hutong was like a cold and vivid poem. Following the old man's instructions, Zhang Wei climbed up steps along a pathway and passed by an ancient well, only to end up at an unfamiliar courtyard. Helpless and frustrated, Zhang Wei stood before the courtyard, lamenting his predicament. His precious vacation time was being consumed by this world-class maze.
Zh: 当然，故事的旅程总不能这样结束。从一个人走向另一个人的张伟，在这迷失中寻找的并不仅仅是方向，而是北京里的那个自己。他再次找到了一个人，这次是一个扎着双马的小女孩。他听着她清亮带着北京口音的指点，用最简单的路线，绕过那些迷人而陌生的胡同，找到了回家的路。
En: Of course, the journey of the story could not end there. From one person to another, Zhang Wei sought not just directions but the essence of himself within Beijing's labyrinth. Once again, he encountered someone - this time, a little girl with pigtails. Listening to her clear Beijing-accented instructions, he followed the simplest route, avoiding those enchanting yet unfamiliar hutongs, and finally found his way home.
Zh: 日落的金光洒在张伟的脸上，他感到了从未有过的轻松和自由。高楼大厦，快速发展，他在这座古老而现代的城市寻找着自己，却发现最原始最真实的自己就在这狭窄的胡同里。
En: The golden light of the sunset bathed Zhang Wei's face, as he felt a newfound ease and freedom. Amidst towering skyscrapers and rapid developments, he sought himself in this ancient yet modern city, only to realize that his truest, most authentic self was within those narrow hutongs.
Zh: 阳光照在胡同的石板路上，张伟留下了自己的脚印，那是他在胡同中迷路的见证，也是他在寻找自己的过程中留下的印记。他的故事不再围绕于他曾经的迷失，而是变成了他如何找到自己的路线。尽管他曾在这个大城市中迷失，但他找到了自己和那个原始社区的连接，分享了他的经历和他的乐趣，让每一个夹在老胡同和现代城市之间的人都找到了家的感觉。
En: The sunlight shining on the stone roads of the hutongs bore the imprints of Zhang Wei's footprints - witness to his moments of getting lost and his journey of self-discovery. His story no longer revolved around his past confusion, but transformed into how he found his own path. Though he once wandered lost in the vast city, he found a connection to himself and the primal community, sharing his experiences and joys, allowing everyone caught between old hutongs and modern cities to feel a sense of home.
Zh: 从此以后，虽然北京的胡同对张伟而言依然如同迷宫般复杂，但他已经找到了他的方向。他不再害怕迷路，反而会想念那种在胡同中寻找方向的感觉。因为他明白，走在这座城市的每一条胡同里，都能找到属于他自己的一部分。
En: From then on, although Beijing's hutongs remained as complex as a maze for Zhang Wei, he had found his direction. He was no longer afraid of getting lost; instead, he would miss the feeling of seeking direction in the alleyways. Because he understood that walking through every hutong in this city, he could find a part of himself.
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Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:
fluentfiction.org/lost-and-found-a-journey-of-self-discovery-in-beijings-hutongs
Story Transcript:
Zh: 北京，这座千年古都，繁杂的大街小巷就像迷宫，绵延伸展，充满无尽的神秘。在其脉络错综、风味买卖的一角，让我们找到了我们故事的主人翁，张伟。
En: Beijing, this ancient city of a thousand years, with its complex streets and alleys, is like a maze, stretching endlessly, full of endless mysteries. In the intricate network of its bustling streets and diverse businesses, we found the protagonist of our story, Zhang Wei.
Zh: 一道斜阳射过簌簌的柳树，折射在张伟镶了近视镜的眼睛上。他在层叠的胡同中左穿右插，却仿佛打开了任意门，却任意不到家的门。毫无疑问，他迷路了——在二环的心脏，被诗和远方藏在胡同里。
En: The slanting sun cast its rays through the rustling willow trees, reflecting in Zhang Wei's eyes behind his glasses. He wandered through the layered hutongs, seemingly opening doors at will but never reaching the door he intended. Undoubtedly, he was lost - in the heart of the Second Ring Road, where poetry and distant lands were hidden in the alleyways.
Zh: 幽深的胡同，石板路上斑驳的光影，如同画卷。张伟向一位颤颤巍巍的老者询问，老者冥思苦想，讲述了一条冗长而复杂的路线，张伟虽然强装镇定，但眼神里无法掩盖的迷茫让人心生同情。
En: The dark and secluded hutongs, the dappled light and shadows on the stone road, were like a painting. Zhang Wei asked a trembling old man for directions, and after much contemplation, the old man narrated a long and complex route. Despite Zhang Wei's attempts to appear calm, the confusion evident in his eyes evoked sympathy in others' hearts.
Zh: 每个胡同都像一篇冷冽的联想诗。张伟按照老者的诉说，沿着小径拾级而上，然后又绕过一个古老的井，但最后只是抵达了一个陌生的四合院。张伟无奈又不甘地站在院子前，感叹自己的困境。他珍贵的度假时间就这样被这世界级的迷宫耗尽。
En: Each hutong was like a cold and vivid poem. Following the old man's instructions, Zhang Wei climbed up steps along a pathway and passed by an ancient well, only to end up at an unfamiliar courtyard. Helpless and frustrated, Zhang Wei stood before the courtyard, lamenting his predicament. His precious vacation time was being consumed by this world-class maze.
Zh: 当然，故事的旅程总不能这样结束。从一个人走向另一个人的张伟，在这迷失中寻找的并不仅仅是方向，而是北京里的那个自己。他再次找到了一个人，这次是一个扎着双马的小女孩。他听着她清亮带着北京口音的指点，用最简单的路线，绕过那些迷人而陌生的胡同，找到了回家的路。
En: Of course, the journey of the story could not end there. From one person to another, Zhang Wei sought not just directions but the essence of himself within Beijing's labyrinth. Once again, he encountered someone - this time, a little girl with pigtails. Listening to her clear Beijing-accented instructions, he followed the simplest route, avoiding those enchanting yet unfamiliar hutongs, and finally found his way home.
Zh: 日落的金光洒在张伟的脸上，他感到了从未有过的轻松和自由。高楼大厦，快速发展，他在这座古老而现代的城市寻找着自己，却发现最原始最真实的自己就在这狭窄的胡同里。
En: The golden light of the sunset bathed Zhang Wei's face, as he felt a newfound ease and freedom. Amidst towering skyscrapers and rapid developments, he sought himself in this ancient yet modern city, only to realize that his truest, most authentic self was within those narrow hutongs.
Zh: 阳光照在胡同的石板路上，张伟留下了自己的脚印，那是他在胡同中迷路的见证，也是他在寻找自己的过程中留下的印记。他的故事不再围绕于他曾经的迷失，而是变成了他如何找到自己的路线。尽管他曾在这个大城市中迷失，但他找到了自己和那个原始社区的连接，分享了他的经历和他的乐趣，让每一个夹在老胡同和现代城市之间的人都找到了家的感觉。
En: The sunlight shining on the stone roads of the hutongs bore the imprints of Zhang Wei's footprints - witness to his moments of getting lost and his journey of self-discovery. His story no longer revolved around his past confusion, but transformed into how he found his own path. Though he once wandered lost in the vast city, he found a connection to himself and the primal community, sharing his experiences and joys, allowing everyone caught between old hutongs and modern cities to feel a sense of home.
Zh: 从此以后，虽然北京的胡同对张伟而言依然如同迷宫般复杂，但他已经找到了他的方向。他不再害怕迷路，反而会想念那种在胡同中寻找方向的感觉。因为他明白，走在这座城市的每一条胡同里，都能找到属于他自己的一部分。
En: From then on, although Beijing's hutongs remained as complex as a maze for Zhang Wei, he had found his direction. He was no longer afraid of getting lost; instead, he would miss the feeling of seeking direction in the alleyways. Because he understood that walking through every hutong in this city, he could find a part of himself.
Vocabulary Words:
- Beijing: 北京
- ancient: 千年古都
- streets: 大街小巷
- maze: 迷宫
- mysteries: 神秘
- protagonist: 主人翁
- willow trees: 柳树
- hutongs: 胡同
- directions: 方向
- lost: 迷路
- poetry: 诗
- dark: 幽深
- shadows: 光影
- painting: 画卷
- pathway: 小径
- vacation: 度假
- lamenting: 感叹
- encountered: 遇到
- enchanting: 迷人
- self: 自己
- footprints: 脚印
- witness: 见证
- community: 社区
- alleyways: 胡同中
- afraid: 害怕
- connection: 连接
- experiences: 经历
- journey: 旅程
- transformed: 变成
- seeking: 寻找
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