Wuhan: Hermits of Spicy Ganghood

Liangdao Street, the most famous breakfast street in Wuhan, is the most hilarious place in the morning but a recluse in late night. We find a crawfish stall in an alley that will soon be demolished. The owner of stall, Mr. Glasses, a 40-year-old man, has been running his own "food ganghood" in this humble alley for over 10 years, which seems desolated from the noisy night of the city. Sitting on low benches, people talk with friends or eat alone, occasionally looking up to the misty Yellow Crane Tower shrouded in the warm halo of rainy night, a soft side of the city. We interview the diners here for two nights and present the night life in Wuhan.