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我时常会想起那位张家口的老人。老人叫张凤林,今年八十有余,这样年纪的老人,大多会在风平浪静中颐养天年,但这位老人却选择了奔波。而且,是为晋商奔波。至今,我的眼前都不断重复着老人骑着自行车离去的背影。三月底的时候,因为追寻晋商在东口的足迹,我们来到了张家口“堡子里”。在此之前,我从未想过,张家口与晋商的渊源会深厚到令人惊叹的地步。走在堡子里狭窄的小街上,随处可见老晋商遗留的票号与商号,可惜现代人的
I often think of the old man in Zhangjiakou. The old man called Zhang Fenglin. There are more than 80 this year. Most of the elderly people in this age will live in peace and quiet, but the old man chose to run around. Moreover, it is for the Shanxi businessmen. So far, my eyes are constantly repeating the back of the old man riding a bicycle. At the end of March, we followed the footsteps of the Shanxi Merchants in the East Exit and we came to Zhangjiakou “Baozili”. Prior to this, I never thought that the origins of Zhangjiakou and Shanxi Merchants would be profound enough to be amazing. Walking in the narrow streets of Baozhe, you can see the ticket numbers and trade names left by the old merchants. Unfortunately, modern people