Lijiang / 丽江

丽江 appears in 150.吃菌！和阿错聊云南的鸡枞、松茸、见手青 through 阿错’s discussion of 《苍城》 and 茶马古道. She describes Lijiang as a city historically shaped by horse transport and says the novel’s 小皮匠 was imagined around older Lijiang/Naxi context, even if readers may understand him differently.

In this source, Lijiang is not only a tourism signifier. It is a place where older transport routes, ethnic memory, household labor, and mountain geography remain available as fiction material and local historical imagination.

Key Claims

• The episode frames Lijiang as deeply connected to horse and mule transport.
• 《苍城》 uses Lijiang-area memory without requiring readers to reduce character identity to a single ethnic label.
• Lijiang extends the wiki’s horse branch from broad civilizational infrastructure into regional fiction and everyday transport survival.

Connections

• 云南 - province context.
• 茶马古道 and Horse As Civilizational Infrastructure - historical and transport branch.
• 《苍城》 and Place-Based Fiction - literary branch.
• 阿错 - source author and guest.