Life in the mountains of Nepal:
See the emerald flowers and the kids. Suihua and the children are grinding cornmeal together and can work happily with their mother. The two children were also happy, and by this time they had been grinding for ten minutes. Everyone knows that grinding cornmeal with stones is quite a tiring physical job, so several people are flushed.
Now that the second daughter is exhausted, she needs to rest before she can continue fighting. Girls are girls, their strength is naturally smaller than that of boys, and it is good to do a little light and careful housework. If this kind of physical work is more suitable for boys, the boss can continue to sway to the rhythm of the emerald flower.
Cuihua is a very simple rural Nepalese woman, she is good at everything, but she is relatively sloppy in terms of hygiene. Under her careful leadership, several children are now gray-faced and unkempt. As I said earlier, they're fine except for a little sloppy.
As they kept turning the stone mill, one by one the corn was slowly ground into fine powder and floated down in the stone mill, some fell on the snakeskin bag, and some fell on their black feet. Their feet and legs have long been covered in cornmeal. Now the second daughter has completely given up the struggle, and runs outside to rest with her hands soft. However, the eldest son's combat effectiveness is still very strong, and he can cooperate well with Cuihua until now. Each of them stretched out a hand and turned the graphite rhythmically, and half a bucket of corn would soon be ground by them.
At this time, Cuihua and her son were already sweating, and Cuihua also shouted to stop. Let's not grind it now, pack it up and prepare for secondary processing. The so-called secondary processing is to use a sieve to screen again, screen out the rough corn fragments, and grind it again the next time you grind cornmeal.
Now knowing how difficult it is for them to eat cornmeal, you can see that after a second screening, there is not much cornmeal left. In fact, in their lives, making cornmeal is only a small link, but this link reflects a kind of persistence and persistence. In this era of rapid development, many people probably have forgotten that there is also a tool for stone grinding, and perhaps some children have never heard of it.
