As a city girl, I have been with my boyfriend from the countryside for more than two years, and my relationship is deep and stable. I have already identified him in my heart, and I look forward to spending the days to come with him. This time, he invited me to visit his rural hometown, and I was full of anticipation and eager to learn more about where he grew up.
However, when I walked to his door and saw the exterior of the house, the anticipation in my heart instantly turned into disappointment. At that moment, I felt as if my heart was half cold, and the loss in my heart was indescribable. I even regretted it a little, and I wished I had left this place that had disappointed me that day.
My boyfriend's home is a humble two-story building that lacks a unique sense of design, which is not mentioned for the time being. However, what made it even more difficult for me to accept was that the exterior wall was still in a rough state, which looked ugly and rustic. The rural houses I have seen are all beautifully decorated, but I didn't expect my boyfriend's house to be so simple. This gap fills my heart with loss and dissatisfaction.
Walking into the house, although the decoration is simple, but after all, it is newly renovated, and the overall environment is quite good. The house is spacious and bright, giving a cosy feel. Seeing all this, the big stone in my heart finally landed, and I began to slowly accept and appreciate this simple and warm home.
The living room on the first floor is covered with tiles, but it coincides with a southerly day, and the house is filled with moisture and looks a little damp. The whole house also looked a little cluttered, and the boyfriend explained that his parents were too busy with farm work to tidy up. Despite the unsatisfactory circumstances, I understand and respect their hard work.
The bathroom is actually a squatting pit, too rustic, right? My boyfriend said that the countryside is used to squatting pits, okay!
In the room on the first floor, my boyfriend's dad is taking a nap!
The staircase is not even equipped with a handrail, it is too unsafe, right?
The living room on the second floor is indeed spacious, but unfortunately, it lacks furniture and soft furnishings, and it looks a little empty. I realized that rural people may overlook the importance of interior decoration while pursuing the size of their house. However, everyone's aesthetics and lifestyles are different, and perhaps in their eyes, such simplicity and practicality are the best choice.
There are security nets installed everywhere in the house, and I am a little puzzled by this. In such an environment in the countryside, what is worth stealing? Such an anti-theft net not only affects the lighting and ventilation effect of the room, but also gives people a sense of oppression, as if they are in a cage. I wanted to find a way to be safer and more comfortable without compromising the living experience.
You can tell it's a bargain at a glance!
This is my boyfriend's brother's room, but it's not bad!
Upstairs is still a little bit of a decorating it, but also engaged in the ceiling modeling!
The bathroom on the second floor is fortunately a toilet, which is relatively hygienic!