foodie female primitive society daily life

Chapter 28 Trying to Make Bricks (1)
Zhou Shan thought about it for a long time last night, and decided to put away the more urgently needed pottery and pottery dishes tomorrow.Then let the men try to see if they can burn the bricks out.There is not too much shortage of food in the tribe now, at most there are fewer varieties.

And now that there is salt, there is no need to worry that the meat will go bad, and the men can naturally dig a few more traps.When there are more prey, they can be pickled, and when there is not much food, they can be taken out.

As for what to wear, in the current weather, it is not time to worry, so you can ignore it for now.But there is a hidden danger in the hot season, that is heavy rain.If it really lasted for several days, their current shed would not be able to support it at all.

At that time, we can only move them all to the cave.The problem is, with so many people living in the cave at once, she might either be suffocated to death by various smells or be overwhelmed by the crowd.

Moreover, there is only one exit from the cave, so if you cook at that time, you must be in the cave.Moreover, there is no range hood, and the smoke cannot go out. I am afraid that everyone in the cave will choke to death.So, build a few houses quickly while the weather is good.

There is also the toilet that she has missed for a long time. She has been using it in the open air for the past few days, and her buttocks are about to be bombarded by the mosquito army.It's just horrible!Pity her delicate and tender lady!So she was so scared that she usually drank as little water as possible.

The scene of being surrounded by an army of mosquitoes is really scary. Oh, woo woo~ Her goosebumps are springing up like bamboo shoots after a rain!
After thinking about tomorrow's arrangements, Shan children's shoes slapped and twitched, and the beautiful one will go to Zhou Gong.

Early the next morning, everyone prepared to work after eating some grilled fish.They have heard from the leader that they will not go hunting and collecting today!I heard that Shan is going to make bricks.Although they don't know what bricks are, they are good sons and daughters of the tribe, just waiting for Shan's orders!

Zhou Shan thought that since pottery could be successfully fired from the mud by the river, bricks should also be fired, so Zhou Shan took them to another place to dig soil.Digging should not always be done in one place, or the overall structure of the Huanhuan River will be damaged.Zhou Shan, who is deeply persecuted by modern pollution, naturally understands the importance of protecting nature.

Zhou Shan chose a land with a lot of sand and soil, because when she was in the country, she often saw piles of stones and sand piled up in front of houses built by people who built houses. The resulting bricks should be stronger!
Hey, she is also a big girl getting on the sedan chair—for the first time, she can only feel slowly.If it doesn't work, try a few more times, she doesn't believe that she can't succeed with her little brain!Hmph, she has extraordinary perseverance, because she has always been an ordinary (class) person from elementary school to university!

The amount of soil required this time was relatively large, so Zhou Shan also called some older boys who were able to work to help dig the soil together.Now it is impossible to have a shovel or something, so you can only use thicker sticks and some sharper stones to dig.

Fortunately, because it is by the river, the soil is relatively moist and loose, making it easier to dig.So the unearthed volume is still very considerable.

Taking advantage of the gap between the men digging, Zhou Shan went back to the tribe.The men know what to do, but the women are still confused!Hey, she can see it, she is just worrying about her life!Still, it’s nice to worry about it!There is a sense of satisfaction that everyone needs, hee hee...
The clay pots fired a few days ago were used to hold salt, so I made a few more.Pots and pots can’t be without lids, otherwise not only is it difficult to cook rice, but if something dirty accidentally falls into it, wouldn’t the rice be cooked for nothing?

(End of this chapter)