过去几年，全国各地发起了诸多和“行走”有关的项目，或因疫情的大流行应运而生。它们有着各自不同的意图和任务：不论是边界封锁和交流阻隔后对于旅行/流动的需求，对周围和地方的关注，或出于对互相往来和建立联系的渴求，都在触及或预设已经存在我们身边已久的历史情境、城市结构、乡村问题、社群关系、基建遗留和地方知识等。而它们，或许正亟待当下的激活和重新理解。然而，实践往往不是一蹴而就，这里面尚有许多并未明确和厘清的模糊地带。因此，对于这些项目的考察，重要的不是给出一个确切结论或答案，而是借助对其动机、工作方式和行动的考察，反观仍旧处于多种不确定的当下，以建立参照。

Over the past few years, many "walking" related projects have been launched across the country, either as a result of the pandemic or in response to it. They have different intentions and missions: whether it is the need for travel/mobility after border closures and communication blockages, the concern for the surroundings and places, or the desire to interact and establish connections, they all touch or presuppose historical situations, urban structures, rural issues, community relations, infrastructural legacies and local knowledge that have existed around us for a long time. They are perhaps in urgent need of activation and re-understanding in the present. However, practice does not always happen overnight, and there are many ambiguous areas that are not yet clear and clarified. Therefore, it is important for me to examine these projects, not to give a definite conclusion or answer, but to use the examination of their motives, ways of working and actions to look back at the present, which is still under many uncertainties, in order to establish a reference.