After work today, I went to my mother's place and turned around, my mother said that my father threw things in the orchard, and still walked to take [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] I could only ride my big run, go to the orchard to pick up my father, and take a picture of our trees and crops here, everyone looked at what they were, the rural people must know, how much can you recognize in the city life? Give it a try!
This is a walnut tree, the walnuts have been beaten, there are only bare branches left, when we were young, we finished our homework on Saturdays and Sundays, and we carried the basket and the rake to the leaves in the field, and carried it home to burn the fire for cooking! [Laughing and crying] [Laughing and crying] [Laughing and crying]
This is a sour pear tree, I will take sour water when I look at them, but some sour pears are also very delicious, tell you, sour pears are not bigger and better, anyway, the bigger our sour pears are, the rougher they are, the less delicious! The finer the slightly smaller the flesh of the sour pear, the more you take a bite, sweet and sour! [Laughs] [Laughs] [Laughs]
This is millet, and the millet you eat is in the ear of grain above, and when the grain is ripe, take off the grain and dry it!
This is corn, and the corn you like to eat is wrapped in those bulging skins!
This is an apricot tree, and the apricots are already ripe.
This is the mountain red, also called red fruit, not yet ripe, after ripe red hanging there, very beautiful!
This is the green skin walnut that my parents lost, I found it, and with the concept that I can't lose it, I took it off and put it home! [Laughing and crying] [Laughing and crying] [Laughing and crying]
It's sunset!
I rode my big run and carried my dad home! [Teeth] [Teeth] [Teeth] We still have a lot of beautiful scenery here, and then I will take pictures of it for you when we work on one day!