Anlinan
Photography
Anlinan
Photography
  1. 小道观
  2. 桥上的人
  3. 九月的你
  4. 在窗边
  5. 小镇商品
  6. 四下无人
ABOUT

陈大姐，因为桥的两边都有自己的房子，所以每天都会经过，在这里已经住了快20年，周围的居民很多都已经搬走。

Aunt Chen — She owns homes on both sides of the bridge and crosses it every day. She has lived here for nearly 20 years, though many neighbors have moved away.

徐大哥，50多岁，工作是共享单车的管理员，家和自己管理范围正好隔了一座桥，每天都来回很多次。

Brother Xu — In his 50s. He manages shared bikes. His home and his work area are separated by this bridge, so he crosses it back and forth many times each day.

砂糖，一位炼金术士，过桥纯属偶然。

Sucrose — An alchemist. Passing the bridge was purely by chance.

唐婆婆和薛大爷，在天桥旁的小区住了十多年，但小区缺乏配套，桥那边就是城镇，有药店，医院。

Grandma Tang & Grandpa Xue — They’ve lived near this pedestrian bridge for over a decade. Their neighborhood lacks facilities, so they often cross to the town side—for the pharmacy, for the hospital.

郑同学，大二学生，不常过桥，因为学校那边已经“足够丰富”。

Student Zheng — A second-year university student. He rarely crosses the bridge, saying the school side already feels “rich enough.”

小秦，不住这边，只是正好和朋友一起，并不觉得过桥有什么特别。

Xiao Qin — Not a local—she was just walking with a friend and says the bridge didn’t feel particularly meaningful to her.

Karl Fielder，幼儿园外教，是唯一听朋友说起这次拍摄后，主动跑来被拍的人，说这也是一种“路过天桥的缘分”。

Karl Fielder — A kindergarten teacher. He heard about the project from a friend and came over specifically to be photographed. He said it was “a kind of fateful encounter on a bridge.”

粟大哥，50多岁基本上每天过桥，因为年事已高老父母的房子在对面，需要去照料，目前自己在家帮孩子做一些快递打包的工作。

Brother Su — In his 50s. He crosses nearly every day to care for his aging parents who live across the bridge. He also works from home, helping his child pack parcels.

邹姐，38岁，因为送外卖导航导错路，时间紧急只得放下电瓶车小跑着过桥去找小区地址。

Sister Zou — Age 38. While delivering food, her GPS led her to the wrong route. In a rush, she left her scooter behind and ran across the bridge to find the right address.

小欧和小罗，大三学生，这座桥连接着“偏僻的学校”和“丰富的乡镇”，是两人采购生活用品、零食的必经之路。

Xiao Ou & Xiao Luo — College juniors. This bridge connects their remote campus with the more lively town nearby. It’s their necessary route for snacks and groceries.

小张，大二学生，每天都过桥，觉得“桥那边才有生活气息”。

Xiao Zhang — A second-year student who crosses the bridge daily. He says, “It’s the other side of the bridge that feels more alive.”

何伯伯，68岁，每个周末需要过桥去赶公交进城，觉得一下雨桥就很难走，太陡，青苔很多，每次都小心翼翼，但有总比没有好。

Uncle He — Age 68. Every weekend, he crosses the bridge to catch a bus into the city. He says the bridge is slippery in the rain and full of moss, so he always walks carefully — but he’s still glad it exists.

王哥，47岁，每天都过桥，因为对面还有自己的菜地，得去喂狗，后来我再去那座桥的时候，发现桥已经拆了。

Brother Wang — Age 47. Crosses the bridge daily to feed his dog and tend to his vegetable patch on the other side. Later, I returned to find the bridge had been demolished.

李大爷，73岁，在桥对面做零工，“只要有事情做，就过去”。

Grandpa Li — Age 73. Works across the bridge and says, “If there’s work to do, I go.”

傅老师，52岁，福建人在温江打工，觉得桥上风景好，单纯上来看看桥下的车流。

Mr. Fu — Age 52. A migrant worker from Fujian, working in Wenjiang. He says the bridge has a great view and sometimes he comes up just to watch the traffic below.

一位不愿透露姓名的大爷，过去赶场，赶着回家。

Anonymous Pedestrian — Just finished shopping at the market, hurrying home.

桥上的人People on the Bridge

高速公路提高了通行效率，也在城市、乡村与社区之间形成新的边界。生活在道路两旁的人，仍要通过天桥，往返于各自的日常。

《桥上的人》记录这些过桥的人、他们的路径与周围的空间，呈现基础设施与日常生活的交织，以及过桥途中那些容易被忽略的小故事。

Expressways make travel faster, while creating boundaries between neighborhoods, villages and urban spaces. Pedestrian bridges become part of everyday life for those living on either side.

People on the Bridge records these people, their crossings and the surrounding spaces, exploring how infrastructure and daily life meet through the small stories of those who cross.