又是一年中秋月,未见部委车马喧。早在节前几天,北京媒体就在预告,中秋节前后,首都主要路段将再次上演拥堵大戏,预计早晚高峰将由往常的两小时,升至五至六小时。果不其然,繁华的首都街市,再次成为“首堵”停车场。但仔细观察,今年的堵车与往年颇有几分不同:一是外省车辆明显减少;二是部委机关门前空前清静。与此同时,那些提着大包小裹、奔走于机关大院 Mid-Autumn Festival is a year, no ministries and horses noisy. As early as the day before the holiday, the Beijing media was predicting that the main roads of the capital will be staged again and again before and after the Mid-Autumn Festival. The peak morning and evening are expected to rise from the usual two hours to five to six hours. Sure enough, the bustling capital markets, once again become “the first block ” parking. However, careful observation shows that traffic jams in this year are quite different from those in previous years: firstly, vehicles from other provinces have been significantly reduced; secondly, the ministries and agencies are unprecedentedly quiet in front of them. At the same time, those carrying a large parcel, running in the compound