The basic meaning of alleys, the characteristics of Shanghai alleys What are the characteristics of

1. Shanghai Alley is characterized by strong spatial art characteristics, which is relatively closed to the outside world and is a complete community.

2. Shanghai Alley divides the residents' living space into streets, main alleys, branch alleys and residential interiors in an orderly manner, which is relatively closed, so it produces a strong sense of place, identity and security, and makes the whole alley form a complete community. It is relatively closed, so it has a strong sense of place, identity and security, making the whole alley form a complete community.

Alleys, or alleys, are a unique form of dwelling in Shanghai and Jiangsu and Zhejiang.

The most important part of modern Shanghai's local culture, alley (alley) (lòng táng), is a form of folk dwelling that was once inseparable from the lives of millions of Shanghainese. How many stories, how many allusions, how many celebrities, how many memories, are closely linked with the Shiku Xiyin Gate and the pavilion.

Introduction

The alley is the main place for children in Shanghai to play and engage in various game activities. Shanghainese who lived from the mid-19th century to the late 20th century had almost all of their childhood experiences playing games with children in the alleys. Most of the boys play rough games, such as playing marbles, nailing olive pits, scraping cigarette brands, rolling hoops, ringing bells, and so on.

Most of the girls play some more delicate and elegant games, such as jumping rubber bands, building houses, kicking shuttlecocks, and picking tensions. However, with the improvement of family housing conditions and the development of family entertainment activities, there are fewer and fewer children playing games in the alleys, and the game customs of Liang Lufeng's Shanghai alleys, which have lasted for more than a century, are gradually declining, which is the inevitable result of the continuous urbanization and modernization of the Shanghai people's lifestyle.

The Alleys of Shanghai narrates the life scene in Shanghai, revealing the "serenity" and "reality" of the alleys, and showing the cultural appreciation of the author Chen Danyan's interest in the alleys. Appendix: The content written in this article is the life that students in Shanghai are more familiar with, but the students' understanding of the life in the alley may not be the same as that of the author, and the difficulty of teaching is self-evident.

Therefore, the three teachers paid attention to guiding them to understand the life style of Shanghai alleys on the basis of reading the articles and understanding the characteristics of the Shanghai alleys written by the authors. Teacher Tian Yanrong began to "sell in the alley", and at the same time showed a piece of Shanghai alley style, vivid and intuitive multi-** intervention enriched the students' perceptual understanding, and couldn't help but follow Chen Danyan into the alley in Shanghai. In the teaching of the text, Mr. Tian taught a certain sense of hierarchy, from the "alley" - alley life" - the Shanghainese in the alley - the cultural style of the Shanghai alley, the students felt the most real Shanghai and the most real Shanghainese in the words and sentences, such as the different behaviors of Shanghainese in public and in the alley, to experience the Shanghainese people who pay attention to both decent and affordable life concepts.

During this period, Mr. Tian paid great attention to the repeated "tapping" of key words, such as "neither humble nor arrogant". Teacher Chai Weiwei is good at grasping the profound passages for students to read carefully, first guiding students to carefully read the text describing the life scene of Shanghai alleys on the basis of reading through the whole text, reading what it writes, what techniques are used, and revealing what kind of feelings the author has. This is an important paragraph of the article, a wonderful paragraph, and reading it well is the basis for understanding the main idea of the article.

Then let the students read and write the text of the Shanghainese people in the alleys, focusing on understanding the relationship between the people in the alleys and the alleys in Shanghai. Finally, read the argumentative passage to understand the profound meaning of the "background of life" in the text through discussion. Teacher Wang Ping firmly grasped the vivid close-up shots and interesting details of the teaching that can show the life of Shanghai alleys, and truly reproduced the life picture and cultural style of Shanghai alleys, with an active teaching atmosphere and positive and harmonious interaction between teachers and students.

1. Shanghai alleys, a unique form of residential buildings in Shanghai, were once inseparable from the lives of thousands of Shanghai citizens. How many stories, how many allusions, how many celebrities, how many memories, are closely linked with Shikumen and pavilions. It can be said that without alleys, there would be no Shanghai, let alone Shanghainese.

The alleys constitute the most important architectural feature of modern Shanghai; Alleys constitute the most common living space for tens of millions of ordinary Shanghainese; Alleys constitute the most important part of modern Shanghai's local culture.

2. Lane, the name of the alley by Shanghainese, is not only different from the traditional Chinese Jiangnan dwellings, but also different from any Western architectural form. However, it always bears both traces of traditional Chinese architecture and more or less foreign architectural influences. It best represents the characteristics of modern Shanghai's urban culture, and it is also the most direct product of modern Shanghai's history.

Shanghai alley building is a unique form of residential architecture in Shanghai. It is characterized by a long row of narrow houses, with two or more ascending families sharing an entrance, and by being densely populated with cramped rooms. The advantages of lane buildings are that they occupy less land and use space efficiently, and at the same time can meet the problems of dense urban population and housing demand.

The decoration style of the alley building pursues simplicity and practicality, focusing on the combination of traditional Chinese cultural elements and modern aesthetics, while retaining the traditional style without losing the sense of modernity. Common lane styles include traditional red brick walls and wooden windows, as well as organ doors or stained glass with Western features.

In addition, Shanghai's alley architecture is also known for its diversity and richness. The architectural styles vary from region to region and from historical period, making them impressive or unengraved. Lane architecture has played an important role in the development of traditional Chinese culture and has become an important part of Shanghai's urban culture.