20世纪80年代初，在我的家乡山西太原，家家户户都离不开煤炉，冬天取暖之外，烧水做饭都得用它。 每天掏炉渣时，大人们总会用火钳仔细翻找，把没烧透的煤块拣出来再用。有一回，我看见小伙伴在灰 渣坡上捡燎炭("捡燎炭"是我们太原方言，指捡拾烧过了的废弃煤炭)，觉得新鲜，也跟着捡了一小盆回 家。妈妈嘴上说"别捡了"，眼里却藏不住欣慰，我听见她悄悄地和爸爸说："这孩子挺懂事，想着为家 里节俭。"晚上，她把我捡的燎炭投进炉子，火苗"呼"地蹿起来，暖意瞬间漾满了屋子。那一刻，我心 里涌起一股说不出的踏实，暗下决心，以后要多捡些，为家里省点钱。 从那以后，每天放学，我就拎起破脸盆、抓起铁耙子冲向灰渣坡。新倒的炉渣还蒸腾着滚烫的白烟，我 们一群孩子和老人已经迫不及待地扒拉起来。不管大小，只要没烧透，都算宝贝。有时候煤块还红着， 也顾不上烫，用耙子拨到旁边晾一会儿，两指一捏就扔进盆里。日复一日，我练就了一双"火眼金睛"， 哪怕冬天的傍晚只有月光和路灯，也能一眼认出哪块还能烧。我把这些"战利品"整齐码在院墙角落后， 才安心写作业，静静等待父母下班回家做饭。捡燎炭虽苦，却让我早早懂得了分担与珍惜。 时光流转，20世纪80年代中期，蜂 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the unique selling sounds and food culture in Bijie City, showcasing the local delicacies and the nostalgia associated with traditional street vendors [1][2][3][4]. Group 1: Local Food Culture - The selling sounds in Bijie City, such as "酸汤苞（嗷）饭" and "麻辣卤豆腐卤鸡蛋," are integral to the local identity and evoke a sense of nostalgia among residents [1]. - Traditional foods like "炒米糖" and "蜂窝煤" reflect the local culinary heritage, with vendors using distinctive sounds to attract customers [2][3]. - The preparation and selling of "炒米糖" and "开水" illustrate the craftsmanship and cultural significance of these local delicacies [3][4]. Group 2: Evolution of Street Vendors - The article notes the transition of street vendors from using manual carts to more modern transportation methods, indicating a shift towards more efficient and eco-friendly practices [2]. - Despite the introduction of modern food options like ice cream and coffee, traditional vendors continue to hold a place in the community, maintaining their unique selling sounds and methods [3][4].

Core Insights - The monitoring report from June 16 to June 20, 2025, indicates that the supply of essential consumer goods in Hunan Province is sufficient, with overall market prices remaining stable [4][5]. Price Stability in Grains and Oils - The average prices for early indica rice, late indica rice, and japonica rice remain stable at 2.28 yuan, 2.63 yuan, and 2.85 yuan per 500 grams respectively [4]. - The prices of edible oils show minor fluctuations, with peanut oil and soybean oil experiencing slight declines, while rapeseed oil sees a slight increase [4]. Trends in Pork Prices - Prices for live pigs and piglets continue to decline, with average market prices at 14.52 yuan per kilogram and 25.44 yuan per 500 grams, reflecting decreases of 0.89% and 0.70% respectively [5]. - Fresh pork prices (lean meat) have seen a slight increase of 0.15%, reaching 13.59 yuan per 500 grams, but compared to the same period last year, live pig prices have dropped by 22.06% [5]. Fluctuations in Beef, Lamb, and Poultry Prices - The average market prices for fresh beef (boneless) and fresh lamb (bone-in) are 38.86 yuan and 32.57 yuan per 500 grams, showing increases of 0.18% and decreases of 0.28% respectively [6]. - Chicken and egg prices have slightly decreased, with chicken priced at 13.17 yuan and eggs at 6.18 yuan per 500 grams, reflecting changes of -0.08% and -0.32% respectively [6]. Vegetable and Fruit Price Trends - Among the monitored vegetables, only white radish prices increased by 2.58%, while cucumber, eggplant, tomato, and pumpkin prices generally fell, with eggplant experiencing the largest drop of 9.93% [7]. - In the fruit category, apple prices saw a minor increase of 0.15%, while banana and watermelon prices decreased by 1.28% and 8.51% respectively [7].