[4K] China Beijing Walking tour｜北京城市漫遊｜東直門内大街｜日行簋街｜Guijie St in the Daytime｜沉浸式環境音 ASMR

Описание: 📍 地點：簋街（東直門内大街）

🎧 沉浸式環境音 / ASMR

簋街，位於北京市東城區東直門內大街上，街段全長約一公里多，飲食店家林立，素有「京城美食一條街」的雅稱。

關於「簋街」的名稱流傳多種說法。一說：清代東直門內大街夜市燈光如煤油燈，街旁還有棺材店，遠觀燈影幢幢，故稱「鬼市」。後來為雅化與正規管理，將「鬼」改為形似餐具的「簋」，遂有「簋街」之名。

簋街所在的東直門內大街，自元代稱崇仁門、明代改稱東直門，接納了大量通道與集市功能。上世紀八十年代，簋街地區從白天的菜市、果市逐漸轉型成為以宵夜餐飲為主的街區。

近些年來，在這條街上，以麻辣小龍蝦、麻辣肉蟹、烤魚、馋嘴蛙、酸湯魚等辣味與川味菜系為主打。店鋪數量龐大，據統計，150多家商鋪中餐飲服務業佔約90%。許多店家全天候營業，夜深人靜時段尤為熱鬧，形成「24小時深夜食堂」的城市標籤。

毗鄰使館區的地理位置，也為簋街帶來不少國際遊客與駐京外籍人士。白天的時候，簋街人流不大，街面相對清净，但每逢夜晚，簋街燈籠高掛、霓虹燈招牌交錯、行人熙攘，是北京煙火氣最濃的街道之一。

📍 Location: Guijie Street (Dongzhimen Inner Street)

🎧 Immersive Ambient Sound / ASMR

Gui Street, located along Dongzhimen Inner Street in Beijing’s Dongcheng District, stretches for just over one kilometer. The street is lined with countless restaurants and eateries, earning it the reputation as “Beijing’s Gourmet Avenue.”

There are several stories about how Gui Street got its name. One version says that during the Qing dynasty, the night market on Dongzhimen Inner Street was lit by the dim glow of kerosene lamps. Coffin shops stood nearby, and the flickering lights cast ghostly shadows along the road, so locals called it the “Ghost Market.” Later, to make the name sound more refined and official, the character 鬼 (ghost) was replaced with 簋 (gui), the name of an ancient bronze food vessel. And so the street became known as Gui Street.

Dongzhimen Inner Street, where Gui Street lies, has been a major passageway since the Yuan dynasty, when it was called Chongren Gate; during the Ming dynasty, it became known as Dongzhimen. For centuries, it served as both a transportation hub and a lively market area. In the 1980s, the neighborhood gradually transformed—from a daytime produce and fruit market into a night-time food street centered around late-night dining.

In recent years, Gui Street has become famous for its bold, spicy flavors. Signature dishes include spicy crayfish, chili crab, grilled fish, “mouth-watering frog,” and sour-soup fish—most inspired by Sichuan and Chongqing cuisine. Out of more than 150 storefronts, nearly 90 percent are restaurants. Many stay open 24 hours, and the liveliest hours often begin long after midnight, earning Gui Street the nickname “Beijing’s 24-hour dining strip.”

Its location near the embassy district brings a steady stream of international visitors and expats. During the day, Gui Street is relatively quiet, its sidewalks half empty and restaurants preparing for the night ahead. But once evening falls, red lanterns light up, neon signs flicker, and the air fills with laughter and spice. The street bursts to life—one of the most vibrant, flavorful, and unmistakably Beijing places in the city.


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