In the countryside, why does it feel like no matter how many houses there are, they will be piled up

In the countryside, the yard of each household is generally relatively large, but I always feel that no matter how big the place at home is, it is full of piles, and I can't put anything at all, and I always feel that it is not enough. Why is that? Today we are going to talk about this topic.

As the saying goes, a broken home is worth a lot. China is an ancient civilization with a long history, and in the process of long-term life, many farmers have preserved very good habits of thrift and thrift. As we all know, in the past, the countryside was relatively poor, and many things were used again and again, until finally they could no longer be used, and they were reluctant to throw them away.

Just like we used to wear clothes for children, the eldest wore them for three years, the second wore them for three years, and the third one sewed and mended for another three years. This is a habit of hard work and thrift, of course, because of being forced by life to have no choice, after all, the countryside is relatively poor.

The house is full of things, and this habit is actually the same. Because for many people, although it may not be used for a while, it does not mean that it will never be used. In addition, the countryside is big and there are many places to put things, so many people are reluctant to throw away those things that are not needed for the time being.

Even if it's a pig trough, even if it's a bluestone slab, the farmer's expectations for them are the same. But after a long time, there are more right things, and naturally it will seem more cluttered, and it will be everywhere.

To be honest, many farmers do not have the habit of inducting or organizing. Because the family is doing farm work all year round, a lot of farm tools and tools are placed where they should be. In this case, it is easier to pick up, and it is also easy to remember, so you will not forget.

In addition, the farmers themselves are relatively busy, get up early every day and work outside, and when they return home, they wash and sleep, except when it rains on a cloudy day, they occasionally engage in some tidying up and tidying up the interior of the home, and the rest of the time is basically running outside.

For example, when my grandmother was alive, she was very fond of tidying up, even if it was a young person in the family, he would pick it up again, wash it and put it away. He may never need it, but he just likes it, so the whole house, especially his own house, is full of it. This is a habit accumulated from hard times, especially poor and scared people, and this habit has been integrated into their blood and is difficult to change.

Another important reason is that although many people in the countryside have gone out to work, most of the elderly and women are still at home. And the rural houses themselves are also very large, there are not many people living in them, and the homes are full, which seems to be more life-like and more popular. If the house is empty, it is also very uncomfortable for them to live at home.

The so-called broken family is worth a lot, and a little family background always makes people feel at ease. That's why many families in rural areas like to fill their homes.

This is because you don't know how to organize and organize, and you won't arrange the space reasonably, as long as you learn how to manage the space, you can solve the problem.

In rural areas, the yards of most households are relatively large, but they always feel that no matter how big the house is, it is full, and they can't put anything down, and they always feel that it is not enough. Why is this so? Let's talk about this topic today.

As the saying goes, a broken family deserves to be rich. China is an ancient civilization with a long history, and in the long process of life, many peasants have preserved very good habits of thrift and thrift. As we all know, in the past, the countryside was also relatively poor, and many things were used many times, and eventually they could not be used, and it was a pity to throw them away.

Just like we used to wear clothes for little children, the first one was sewn for three years, the second for three years, and the third for three years. This is the habit of diligence and thrift. Of course, because life is compelled, there is no way.

After all, the countryside is poorer. The habit of piling things up in the house is actually the same.

Because for many people, it may not be able to be used temporarily, but it does not mean that it cannot be used. In addition, the countryside is a big place, and there are many places where you can put things, and many people are reluctant to throw away things that they can't use for the time being. Even if it is a pig trough, even if it is a bluestone slab, the expectations for the farmer are the same.

But over time, there are more and more correct things, and naturally it becomes chaotic and everywhere. To be honest, many farmers do not have the habit of generalizing or organizing. Because the family farms all year round, there are a lot of farming tools, and many tools are kept in a convenient place.

That way, it sounds convenient, easy to remember, and won't be forgotten. And the farmers are very busy, get up early every morning to work outside, and come home to wash and sleep. Except for cloudy days.

When it rains, I occasionally tidy up and tidy up some of the interior of the house, and the rest of the time I basically run outside.

When my grandmother was alive, she was very fond of tidying up, even the younger ones in the family, and anything she threw away had to be picked up again, washed and put away. Maybe never run out, but he loved it, so the whole house, especially his own, was full of it. These are hard days, especially the habit of collecting for the poor, which is in their blood and is difficult to change.

There are many people working in rural areas now, but most of the elderly and women are still at home. Rural houses are also big, there are not many people living in them, and the homes are full, which looks more lively and popular. If the home is empty, it is also inconvenient for them to live at home.

It's always reassuring to have a little bit of capital. That's why a lot of people in the countryside like to pile their houses to the brim. It's just that my personal opinion is not necessarily entirely correct.

Because rural people like weeds, rural people like to harvest some weeds and put them at home.

Because there is arable land in rural areas, there are also a lot of agricultural tools for arable land, and farmers can only put these tools in their homes in case they can be used in the future, and these things are not sundries, they are all things that are helpful in life.

First, because there are really a lot of sundries in the countryside, they can only be piled up in the house; The second reason is that there are many houses in the countryside, and there is no one to live in. If it's empty, it's empty, so it's better to use it to pile up sundries.

Because people in the countryside have a habit of collecting some things and not being willing to throw them away, they will pile them up in their own homes, so every room will be full.

The main reason is that people in the countryside live a relatively simple life, so they are reluctant to throw things away.

This is because the countryside mainly grows crops for income, and every year when planting crops, there will be a lot of fertilizers and tools, and these houses are put with these tools.

Because rural people are very simple, there are many things that they are reluctant to throw away. So it's all piled up in the utility room.