“It is like an old man who is telling an ancient legend about his past.” - This metaphor compares the experience of visiting the Nanluoguxiang to listening to an old man’s tales of the past, implying that it offers a glimpse into a bygone era.
“you can experience the special Hutong culture of Beijing.” - The use of “special” implies that the Hutong culture is unique and distinct from other cultures, while the word “experience” suggests that it is something immersive and interactive.
“You may find a trace of ancient prosperous Beijing here.” - The metaphorical use of “trace” suggests that remnants of the city’s rich history can be found in Nanluoguxiang, even if they are faint or difficult to detect.
“Compared with the grand red wall and golden colored roof of the Forbidden City, it has gray walls and roofs that represent the folk culture.” - This metaphor contrasts Nanluoguxiang’s architectural style with that of the Forbidden City, highlighting its humble and down-to-earth character through references to color and design elements.
“the culture here is full of innovation.” - This metaphor presents Nanluoguxiang as a place where new ideas and creativity flourish, suggesting a sense of excitement and possibility.
“Walking on the tree-lined road along, experiencing the diverse culture, you will receive more than you expect.” - This metaphor emphasizes how experiencing different aspects of Nanluoguxiang can be enriching and rewarding beyond one’s initial expectations.
