What are the old objects that used to be common in the countryside and are now scarce?

A rice threshing machine that turns rice into rice, a wind tower that blows away the chaff, a basket for picking things, a dustpan for transporting things, a bamboo mat for drying things, a stone mill for grinding beans, and so on.

Old-fashioned strollers, brass irons, gold and brass scale plates, carved wooden beds, old-fashioned cameras, kerosene lamps, these are probably rare things to be seen now.

Pressurized water wells. Rack car. Bellows, looms. Kerosene lamps, these things are starting to become less and less.

Sewing machines, I see that many people still have sewing machines at home, and occasionally the clothes are torn and the threads are taken off, and they can be solved by themselves, as well as traditional stone grinding, which is used to make tofu or something.

There are still sewing machines, which are still of the Phoenix brand, and they can still be used today. The pillow scarf is also a rural object! There are also relatively long carts, old televisions, and the kind that bulges in the back.

I think this has something to do with the region, think about the geographical location of some places, the fields are terraced, this kind of field can not use the current harvester this mechanized way, can only use a very primitive sickle to harvest, and then some areas are now planted rape flowers, harvesting rapeseed is also taken with bamboo weaving and beating.

Sewing machine and stove. The rural areas of Northeast China still retain these old objects, especially the stove, which is delicious for cooking, and can also use the temperature of the stove to help the kang warm, and it is very comfortable to sleep at night.

The old things left behind by every family in the countryside are actually very rich and numerous. In the past, every family did not understand the value of these old items and often did not value them. I remember when I was a kid, I played with the big silver dollars my father collected.

Later, I lost more than a dozen, and then two very small porcelain vases with silver threads. I didn't know what they were worth at the time, so I lost the game and didn't care too much. Now think about it and regret it.

However, there are many old objects in rural areas, but there are more than three. With the development of the time, the value of many old objects has increased. These are three common and common old objects in rural households.

There will be fewer and fewer opportunities to use them in the future, but they will be more and more valuable.

The first thing to talk about is the old hand loom, which was common when I was a child. There was a lack of clothing and food. As a child, it was common to see my grandmother and neighbors in the neighborhood using this old-fashioned loom at home, and a girl who got married at home, would also use her own cotton dyeing to weave beautiful flower cotton cloth to make quilts, sheets and other dowries.

Society is developing rapidly. People have long since said goodbye to the days when they made their own clothes. Basically, they don't need this old loom anymore.

I've seen some houses bring this little hand knitting machine to the stove to burn. It's a shame to think about it now. There are some people and some such museums, which are collected in homes in rural areas.

**Very high, there is still a lot of room for appreciation in the future.

The second thing is this small domestic stone grinder. In the north of our country, many years ago no one used it. Many families see this small stone mill as an obstacle and discard it haphazardly.

Pigsty, next to the garbage dump. People still have the habit of using stone mills to grind soy milk and make tofu. Basically, this is relatively common.

However, with the further spread of mechanization, many homes no longer use stone mills. However, stone mills have made an irreplaceable contribution in enriching people's diets and making delicious food. Although many families no longer use them, some collectors of old objects treat them as treasures.

In their eyes, these are treasures. Not cheap, in the future the value of the stone mill will far exceed its practicality.

The third old item is the old-fashioned sewing machine, but although this thing has been eliminated from the market, this is the feeling of many people. Some collectors and people who specialize in old objects are still staring at vintage sewing machines. I once saw it in an old store in Beijing.

At that time, the ** of an old-fashioned sewing machine exceeded 4,000 yuan.

The first thing to say is that when we were young, we had a very common old manual loom in Orange Village, and the second old object was this kind of small household stone mill, which was used in our north many years ago, and the third old object was an old-fashioned sewing machine, but although this thing was eliminated by the market, it was the feelings of many people.

Radios, bicycles, sewing machines are all rolling and digging objects of epochal significance, and the old ones can become heirlooms, collected for the next generation to see or preserve, very memorable.

The reason why old rural objects are considered precious is that they not only represent the way of life and practicality in times of material scarcity, but also reflect the aesthetics and emotions of traditional Chinese culture.

First of all, the old objects in the countryside are almost all handmade, and there are few machines and equipment in this era, and almost every item needs to be polished, sewn, and carved by hand, so they often have a high artistic value. For example, some flower baskets, teapots, tableware, etc., which have exquisite carvings, have a unique aesthetic significance and can often attract people's attention and appreciation.

The old rural objects represent another way of life, and they can be seen as witnesses of history. For example, the well-known gourd silk is a musical instrument that can be traced back to the folk. The sound between two different gourds can range from low to high-pitched, soothing the swaying and undulating encounters of all human beings.

In addition to gourd silk, there are also items such as wooden knife sharpeners, iron beam nails, stone grinding noodles, etc., which represent the tradition of rural life in China, and their functions are very practical, and many rural people rely on them to make a living. These objects can not only show the lifestyle and details of life at that time during a period of time, but also reflect the spirit of rural people's industriousness, simplicity, thrift and self-sufficiency.

Above all, the symbolism of old rural objects represents a period of time, and they are not only beautiful works of art or necessities of daily life, but also have a strong emotional color. With the passage of time, the value of old rural items is also increasing, because they represent China's traditional culture and the people's sweat and sweat labor, and have become treasures that more and more people appreciate and have.

In conclusion, old rural objects have high practicality, artistic value, and sentimental value, which makes them more and more valuable in the collector's market. Therefore, no matter from the perspective of what is slow, old rural items are a historical story and precious cultural heritage, and they are also an important carrier for people to understand life and history.