On a sunny day, our family decided to go shopping at Bail Street Fu.
The spring breeze blew on our faces, and we came to the bustling street. We walked to the center of the street blessing, where there was a lifelike old birthday boy with a bare head and a long white beard. He stood tall and strong, leaning on a cane and looking at us kindly. We walked happily along the road, and the snacks along the way exuded fragrance, tempting us to stop and buy something to eat.
"Clang, clang!" A Beijing tune came over, and it turned out that someone was performing Taishun puppets. Look, there is a performance of "Three Borrowing Banana Fan". Whether it is Sun Wukong or Princess Iron Fan, they are all lifelike. The expressions of the puppets change with their emotions, and they are all very vivid, which makes people admire them endlessly.
I saw a shop selling mutton skewers, with music playing loudly. The mutton skewers were sold by several Mongolians, wearing ethnic clothes, swaying to the music, and speaking in less than standard Mandarin. Shouting loudly: "Mutton skewers! Mutton skewers! Cheap mutton skewers!" It attracted many customers.
There are also some handicrafts with Chinese characteristics on display on the street. They are so beautiful that I can't help but admire them. There was a circle with word puzzles hanging on them for us to guess. Both men, women and children are racking their brains and thinking. There were several people sitting inside, waiting for people to guess and go inside to exchange for a small gift. Everyone came to guess.
Because we came on the last day, everything was cheap. This made my mother very happy and she went shopping hard. Dad took me all the way to the end. Unfortunately, the puppet show was not performing when I went. Woohoo.
Block blessing, you make me linger.