Today, a netizen from Xiao Shanyi posted on the Xiao Neiwang App:
A more common sound in the early 8090s, this is also considered an intangible cultural heritage.
Do you know that?
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Netizens in the comment area said that this is called the labor number, which I often heard when I was a child, but now I hear it less.
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Netizen @InnerFire: It doesn't matter if you don't understand, the main thing is to play the role of the beat and unify the pace.
Netizen @Italian cannon loader: Trumpet, the countryside really listens to too much. My dad built houses for others, and I used to listen to his little workers shouting at that time.
Netizen @ I am a Linpu person: Labor number.
Netizen @大風起書電電電開: This is really hard to hear.
Netizen @Lu Dashuai: Don't shout the slogan out of order, otherwise the footsteps will be messed up.
Netizen @江峰鱼guy: Now the excavator forklift crane is replaced.
Netizen @Shen Zhengli: Hi yo roar, come and see, be careful with your steps, go forward, be careful in front, follow in prison, that's how Xiaoshan shouted.
Netizen @ Milk Candy is very sweet: I often heard it when I was a child.
Netizen @我家有囡: Hey, watch your feet, hey, pay attention to the ditch.
Netizen @四系12組: My grandfather is also very good, and now he is basically operated by machines, and he can't see or hear it. Before, I thought it would be tiring to talk and sing with such a heavy object, but then I realized that this was actually a way to promote the harmony of pace. It can indeed be intangible cultural heritage.
It is understood that the labor horn is a folk song that accompanies physical labor and closely coordinates with the rhythm of labor, and has the practical function of coordinating and directing labor.
In the process of labor, especially in the work of strong collective cooperation, in order to unify the pace, regulate the breathing, and release the pressure of the body's weight, the worker often shouts or shouts.
▍ The picture comes from the Internet