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一千个读者就有一千个哈姆雷特,一千个作者的眼中也有一千个北京。不同的是角度各异,互有倚重,相同的是老北京的沧桑厚重辉煌。规划、建筑界人士从专业视角对北京的精读细研,我们早已不再陌生,但作家眼中的北京又是怎样一番景象,我们似乎并未熟稔。为此,我刊特选登《北京的金粉遗事》一书中的部分篇章。2006年度将连载第一章《帝王将相》中的六篇文章:《燕都:青铜时代的北京》、《辽南京:契丹的兴亡》、《金中都:铁马冰河入梦来》、《元大都:中世纪的国际大都会》、《紫禁城:停摆的钟》、《旧时王府堂前燕》,让我们跟随作家洪烛一道走近北京的前世今生,寻找这座城市古老的灵魂。
There are a thousand Hamlet for a thousand readers, and a thousand for Beijing for a thousand authors. The difference is different perspectives, depending on each other, the same is the vicissitudes of old Beijing thick brilliant. We are no longer unfamiliar with planning and construction professionals' intensive study of Beijing from a professional perspective. However, what does Beijing look like in the eyes of writers? We do not seem to be familiar with it. To this end, I have published some of the chapters of the book “The Greatest Tender of Beijing”. In 2006, the six articles in the first chapter of the emperors will be serialized: “Yan Du: Beijing in the Bronze Age,” “Liaodong Nanjing: The Rise and Fall of the Khitan”, “Jinzhongdu: Tiema Glacier”, “Yuan Mostly: Medieval World Metropolis ”,“ Forbidden City: Stall Clock ”and“ Former Wangfu Tang Yan ”, let us follow the writer Hong Candie approached Beijing's past lives, looking for the city's ancient soul.