Wanyao Village, a "wonderful" village, why are all houses covered with bowls?

On the 9.6 million square kilometers of land in China, there are countless villages, large and small, each with its own characteristics. There is such a bowl kiln village in Fujian, which shows that the early houses in the village were all made of bowls, not bricks or stones.

Because at the earliest, they were a group of people who migrated from Quanzhou, they belonged to immigrants, because they didn't live on this land at the earliest, and later they moved to this land collectively. In order to ensure the most basic life, they wanted to build a house, but there were no particularly effective tools to make bricks and effective stones at that time, so they thought of treating the remaining defective products with treatment methods, and then making these bowls that could build a house. But in fact, these bowls are specially processed and are much stronger than normal bowls. It is said that they can also play the role of warm in winter and cool in summer, so the ancients were still very wise.

Now this small village has become the most important, with many porcelain exports. Many tools of daily life in Four Treasures of the Study are produced here. It's very big. There are about tens of thousands of laborers working hard here, earning the necessary economic income for their families and injecting their vitality into the economic development of this land. This small village is gradually opening to the outside world, and more and more tourists come here, almost to see the houses they first built with bowls. After all, before,

At first, the number of these people moved here was very small, but later, because of their superb netting technology and other ceramic products, the quality was quite excellent and the sales volume increased, attracting more workers to gather here, and then the village gradually expanded, and now there is such a state. It is also a small folk custom, which can be regarded as an experience point to experience the early brick kiln culture.