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20 mai 2024
Scene from Zhang Zeduan's "Along the River During the Qingming Festival' (1085-1145)
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Sous la dynastie Song (960-1279), les restrictions sur les marchés et les zones résidentielles ont été levées, ce qui a entraîné un boom des vendeurs de rue.
Cependant, la popularité de ces étals a également provoqué un encombrement des rues, devenant un casse-tête pour le gouvernement de la dynastie des Song du Nord.
Cette scène tirée de l'œuvre de Zhang Zeduan (1085-1145) intitulée "Fête de la Pure Clarté au bord de la rivière illustrée" montre un quai animé au bord de l'eau, ce qui met en évidence l'emplacement privilégié de ces vendeurs.
During the Song Dynasty (960-1279), restrictions on markets and residential areas were lifted, leading to a boom in street vendors.
However, the popularity of these stalls also caused congestion on the streets, becoming a headache for the Northern Song government.
This scene from Zhang Zeduan's "Along the River During the Qingming Festival' (1085-1145) shows a bustling waterfront wharf, highlighting the prime location for such vendors.
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