Because of my work, I went to a village today and saw a lot of fruit trees: guava, banana, yellow peel, longan... I even saw the Shakya tree outside the courtyard of a family! None of the fruit on the tree was picked, and it hung alone on the tree. I can't help but think of the fruit trees in the village when I was a child.
In childhood memories, the guava on the tree has long been remembered by the bear children in the village! How the poor little fans covet the summer sun and want to stay in the trees more, but the bear children do not give them such a chance, often growing to just "cool water", or even "hardcore", they are hard to pinch off, becoming the belly of a small hungry cat! How lucky it must be to grow into a full, ripe yellow-skinned fruit with the unique fragrance of guava! The hungry-eyed child ignored the instructions of the adults in the family, saying that if he ate the unripe guava, he would not be able to pull out the rice [cover his face]
In that era of shortage of materials, there was one or more fruit trees in the family, and the friends would be very envious! I remember that under the longan tree next to the house was where I had to go every day. When The dragon's eye was about to grow up, I hoped every day that there would be wind or rain, so that after the wind and rain, there would be fruit falling to the ground, and I would like to pick it up and eat it. Looking back now, those small fruits grew too small, the flesh was too thin, and the old man could not eat the meat for half a day, and there was no sweetness, but at that time, he loved it so much!
I remember once, I had a fight with a classmate over a small matter, and vowed not to play with her again, and the game of jumping the grid and kicking the keys would not be teamed up with her! How determined the little man is [teeth], but who would have thought that I would break the defense because of a few lychees? [Cover your face] [Cover your face] My classmate had a lychee tree at home, and at the risk of being scolded by adults, she secretly plucked a bunch of unripe lychees, and mysteriously handed me a paper bag during recess. As for me, my eyes lit up. Sharing the sour lychee together, the two reconciled, and those firm determinations were thrown to Java! [Sleepy] [Cover your face] [Cover your face] [Sneak laugh]
And these, people of that era will have the same feeling, right? Living in today's era of material abundance, many children only know that fruits are bought in fruit shops, and those common fruits that are tired of eating are not interested, and even expensive fruits such as cherry mangosteen are not rare. What a big change! And such a change is something we are all happy to accept!
(Do these few stories and impressions about fruit trees resonate with you a little?) If so, then should we admit that our age has been exposed! [Sneaky laugh] [Sneaky laugh] [Sneaky laugh]