My eldest sister and mother are also working in the house.

The eldest sister sat on the kang, holding an embroidered bracelet on the dragon-painting phoenix, and Yang Hongying was also an apprentice next to her.

My mother pasted old cloth onto a large wooden board, and applied a layer of paste to the worn strips of cloth, then laid it layer by layer, and finally it was a few millimeters thick, used as a shoe sole.

Just so happened that Liu Qingshan asked for a few cloth strips and was about to make two small whips for use.

The work my mother did has a special name in the countryside, called "gē bèi".

Cut several layers of thighs into the shape of the soles, then stick them together, and then apply them with a hemp rope. This is what people often call "thousand-layer soles".

Later, there was a song saying: The shoes I like to wear the most are the thousand-layer bottoms that my mother had.

This is how the thousand-layer bottom is made.

At that time, rural women never stayed idle when they were idle in winter, so they put on soles and tied their shoes. They could embroider their homes with skillful girls.

The various curtains used by my own home, as well as my own dowry, are all embroidered with stitches.

The dim lights outline the leisurely and busy life of ordinary farmers in this era.

Liu Qingshan was a little confused for a moment, and only indescribable warmth remained in his heart:
Chapter completed!