Lao She's Beijing-style language is characterized by its simplicity and naturalness. The Spring Festival in Beijing is an essay written by the modern writer Lao She at 195 1. This paper depicts a folk picture of the Spring Festival in old Beijing, showing the solemnity and liveliness of the Spring Festival and the warmth and beauty of the holiday customs in China. At the same time, comparing the Spring Festival between the old society and the new society, it highlights that the new society has changed customs and customs, and the Spring Festival has been happy and healthy, expressing the author's praise for the new China and the new society.

Characteristics of Lao She's Beijing-style literature;

1, extensive use of Beijing dialect: The similarity of Beijing-style literature is that the language is simple, pure, plain, colloquial and popular. It has obvious regional color and uses Beijing dialect, because the dialect itself gives people a cordial feeling, and it is precisely because of this commonality that Beijing-style novels are welcomed by readers.

2. Rich traditional flavor of Beijing: China has always been a country of etiquette, and China's traditional culture is profound and profound, affecting everyone in China. As the political and cultural center of China, Beijing is the ancient capital of dynasties, so ancient customs and traditional ethics are accumulated in the hearts of Beijingers.

3. Beijing local culture: Beijing-style literature is a kind of local literature. Local flavor mainly refers to the regional characteristics that distinguish Beijing from other places, such as Beijing's small alleys, quadrangles, big painting academies, temple fairs of Baita Temple, Spring Festival in Changdian, and even small wine shops chatting and singing along the road, all of which are permeated with a unique local flavor. The unique humanities, society and history presented by Beijing-style novels are inextricably linked with old Beijing.