【Explanation】Waterwheel, stone mill, cotton spinning wheel... Farmer collector Wang Shihuai has collected nearly 2,000 old agricultural objects in 6 years, and built a folk museum in the farmyard. Recently, the reporter came to Xinhe Village, Gaodian Township, Feixi County, Hefei City, Anhui Province, to visit Wang Shihuai's collection road.
【Explanation】Walking into Wang Shijun's folk museum, the house is full of old objects, which may be "scrap" in the eyes of others, but in his heart, these are all childhood memories, representing that era Farming culture.
[Same period] (Wang Shizhun, founder of Folklore Museum)
Which main category? It is the agricultural sector. Agricultural tools, production tools, furniture, and daily necessities include these four categories.
【Commentary】According to Wang Shizhun, he began collecting these old objects in 2014. To this end, he traveled around the surrounding towns and villages and bought thousands of farm supplies. .
[Commentary] Wang Shihuai said that now his standard of living has improved, and many old objects are gradually disappearing. These old objects record the development of society, which is a kind of memory and a kind of culture.
[Same period] (Wang Shizhun, founder of Folklore Museum)
I think these things are all used by the people in the past, it is a pity to throw them away, I want to save it, give the older generation to remember, give the new generation an educational significance, look at our old How does one generation live, what kind of production tool is used.
【Explanation】It is understood that at present, Wang Shihuai's Folk Museum is restricted by space, and many items cannot be fully displayed. In the future, he hopes to expand the exhibition hall and add more explanations and introductions so that young people can learn about traditional folk customs and farming culture.
【Same period】(Visiting tourist Jin Pingping)
Just saying that I'm very happy to be here today. I saw some things that I haven't seen before, and there are many old objects. Then let me know the difficulties of the older generation, and then let us cherish the life now.
Editor in charge: [Ye Pan]