Reborn 1990 Foodie Little Wife

Chapter 1121 Local Folklore
When I arrived at the aunt's house, the aunt was busy making fresh milk and brick tea, and pressed a bucket of water from the well in the yard to make milk tea for Lin Mumu.

The aunt can speak Mandarin and likes to chat, so she soon chatted with Lin Mumu.

No wonder Yun Ting came here. Their village is located in the southeast of Xijiang Province, where the climate is relatively hot. It is already quite far from the provincial capital Wumu City, which is also considered to be far from the emperor of Shangao.

Originally, the Kazakhs were also one of the ethnic minorities in Xijiang Province, and their number was much smaller than that of the East Turks. However, they also lived in this place for generations and lived on nomadism.

In recent years, the state has a policy to help Xijiang Province develop agriculture, and technicians have come to guide them, and they have reclaimed patches of arable land outside their village, mainly to grow wheat and melons and fruits.

For example, the aunt's family has a herd of cattle and sheep, her husband and eldest son are herding them, and she manages the orchard on weekdays.

This orchard is different from cattle and sheep. The orchard is contracted, and the fruit trees are not her own. She can plant them for a year for how much she pays a year.If the village is redistributed.

The same is true for those who grow wheat melons and fruits. The land is all there, some are fat and some are thin, and the management fees are similar. Everyone wants better ones, so they often send things to the village chief's house.

"Are there no Han people in your village? You speak Chinese really well." Lin Mumu also praised the aunt.

"Why not, Han technicians come here every year, and the teachers at the school are also Han. My youngest son is studying and wants to learn Chinese, so I learn with him.

If you have learned Chinese, you can communicate with technicians and grow fruits better.The technicians come to give us lessons every year. If you don't know Chinese, you can't understand it. "

Sure enough, it is advancing with the times.

Even in a small mountain village, an ordinary peasant woman wants to make progress.

At this time, the Kazakh aunt had already brought over the milk tea, poured a bowl of milk tea for Lin Mumu and Yun Ting in a porcelain bowl, and put a small piece of butter in each bowl.

"Butter milk tea, we Kazakhs can only drink it with honored guests, try it."

"Really, the milk tea I drank in Wumu City didn't have ghee." Lin Mumu brought it over curiously and wanted to drink it.

It's a pity that it's too hot to drink.

At noon, the Kazakh aunt was busy cooking, saying that her youngest son wanted to eat when he came back from school, and after the little guy had eaten, he had to deliver food to the sheep-herding father and elder brother.

Lin Mumu didn't have much to do. After drinking milk tea, she simply sat in the aunt's yard and ate crabapple fruit. She bought one kilogram, enough to last for a while.

The auntie loves to chat with people, and even chatted with Lin Mumu when cooking:

"I heard that people buried explosives in Wumu City again, so I can't figure out why those officials and rich people like to make trouble so much.

I think the Han people are very nice, educated and knowledgeable. If the Han people hadn’t come here, our village would still be very poor. We live in tents and rely on herding cattle and sheep for a living.

Look at the Han technicians who planted fruit trees for us, taught us how to prevent insect pests, apply chemical fertilizers, and taught children lessons.

Let’s talk about the well suppression at home, which was also taught by the Han people. We used to have trouble drinking water. We had to carry a bucket and fetch water from the foot of the mountain far away.

The water is still not clean, and if cattle and sheep step on it, there is nothing to do.

You can see how well the well is suppressed. Once the well is suppressed, the water will come out, which is clear and bright. "

(End of this chapter)