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The phrase "alley" had many meanings. From a geographical point of view, it referred to places with many twists and turns. In the south, it was also called Li, Nong, and Xiang. In the past, it was also regarded as a remote and dilapidated place. It also appeared in some specific names, such as the play "Gula Alley" produced by the Beijing People's Art Theater, which took place in the 10th courtyard of Gula Alley in Beijing; there was a special small barbecue shop hidden in Gula Alley in Haerbin; there were many snacks in Gula Alley outside the old road; there was "Gula Alley Art Festival" in Changchun's Old Qingyi Square, which preserved old objects, old people, old stories, art and culture exhibition, as well as interesting fish market, etc.

I'm not sure. It could be based on real events, but it might also be fictional. You'd have to do some research or check the author's notes to know for sure.

I'm not sure. It depends on where the story originated and if there's any factual basis behind it.

It could have various kinds of content like educational lessons, fun adventures, or maybe cute stories for kids.

Bandai launched a product related to Gula in Dragon Ball. For example, its fine and high-mobility series, SHFiguarts (SHF), launched the final form of Gula's doll, which was officially scheduled to be released in August 2021. The recommended price was 7700 yen (after-tax, about 465 yuan). The full height was about 19 centimeters. The shape was in the final form and had unique appearance features. The accessories included three pairs of replacement hands and a pair of replacement feet, as well as replacement parts that were not covered with open-mouth plate carvings. In addition, there was also the SoulSHF Soul-limited Dragon Ball Z Metal Gula (Brother Frisa) mobile figurine on sale in Jingdong. It was currently sold for 566 yuan. After using the 99 yuan discount 6 yuan coupon, the final price was 560 yuan per piece.