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屋里没人不进门屋里没人,门自然是关着的,人怎么能进去呢?这是一般情况,但也有特例。住过老北京大杂院的人都知道,那当儿的北京,说不上是夜不闭户,也得说是日不闭户,院里住家的屋门是很少上锁的。即便上了锁,也把钥匙放在邻居家或者放在窗台上,有时甚至压在门口的蜂窝煤下。门上的锁形同虚设。那会儿,院里的街坊四邻相处得像一家人,谁出门上锁,反倒不好意思了。有时北屋的二大妈要到胡同口的粮店买两斤切面,让西屋的李婶照看一下门,便放心大胆地敞开家门奔了粮店。屋里没人却开着门,一点儿不新鲜。与此
No one in the house did not enter the house no one, the door is naturally closed, how can people go in? This is the general case, but there are special cases. People who live in the old Pekingese in Beijing know that Beijing is not locked up at night, and it must be said that it does not have time to close up. The house door to the hospital is rarely locked. Even on the lock, the key is placed in a neighbor’s house or on a ledge, sometimes even under the briquette at the door. The lock on the door is nothing. At that moment, the neighbors of the courtyard get along like a family, who go out to lock, but rather sorry. Sometimes the two aunt to North House want to go to the alley mouth grain shop to buy two pounds section, so Westing aunt take a look at the door, then feel free to boldly open the door ran foodstuffs. Nobody in the house was open the door, not at all fresh. With this