NOVEL NEXT Rebirth started from selling lunch boxes and reached the pinnacle of life
Seeing the unconscious Yan Rong still lying in the space, he said awkwardly, it's a sin, it's a sin, if you bear it any longer, I'll save you right away.
Until 2023, Myanmar's expenditure industry will still be the primary industry. Agriculture is the basis for the survival of Myanmar people. A large number of Myanmar people grow rice and wheat and feed on it.
In terms of ingredients alone, Myanmar’s food is similar to that of other Southeast Asian countries, but their tastes are quite different.
Burmese people cook heavily with oil, and many foods are fried, but Burmese people don’t value salt. They like spicy and sour food.
The more famous specialty food is sour shrimp. The Burmese people pound the shrimp into shrimp paste and put it in a ventilated place to dry, and finally get some sour shrimp meat.
Many foreigners are not used to this unique way of cooking shrimp, but locals in Myanmar like it very much.
Thanks to its unique geographical location, Myanmar people like to eat aquatic products. Fish and shrimp are the most common meats they eat. They have a special fish and shrimp paste, which is a good accompaniment to rice.
But Burmese people never eat beef. In the eyes of Burmese people, cattle are noble creatures and should not be slaughtered or even whipped.
Moreover, when Burmese people work in the fields, cattle are also an important production tool. Due to the dual effects of customs and reality, beef cannot appear on the tables of Burmese people. When they need meat, they often use pork and mutton instead.
It is worth mentioning that Myanmar’s soups are very unique. Their soup color is not the white and transparent color we are familiar with, but a brightly colored and strong soup.
These soups have different flavors, including sour, sweet, spicy and other flavors. They are easy to carry and have balanced nutrition. They are very rare soups outside Myanmar. In addition to the color, the most novel thing about Burmese soup is the ingredients. Burmese people add a lot of tea leaves to the soup, so in Myanmar, soup also plays the role of tea.
Myanmar is located in the tropics, with higher temperatures, abundant rainfall, and large forest areas. For ordinary people living in Myanmar, sun protection and skin care are very important. In order to maintain facial health, everyone will apply yellow powder - Tenaka on their face.
The only thing that is similar to the public impression is that Myanmar's current situation is extremely poor. Except for Yangon, Myanmar's overall development level is similar to our rural areas in the 1980s and 1990s. It is a famous poor place in the world.
Burmese women, regardless of whether they are married or not, generally add "Ma" before their names to express modesty; children or peers are also called "Ma" (meaning girl), and elders or those with status are called "Du" (meaning "girl"). Aunt, aunt, aunt). For example, there is a woman named "Danmin". Depending on her age and social status, people can call her "Madanmin" or "Dudanmin". She calls herself "Madanmin".
According to statistics, the total number of characters used by Burmese people in naming is less than 100. Use these characters to piece together and choose the one with a smooth and pleasant sound. Therefore, many Burmese people have the same name. In order to show the difference, they often add their place of origin, work unit, professional name, etc. before or after the name. Burmese people have the concept of "the right is noble and the left is humble" and "the right is big and the left is small". Therefore, Burmese people have the custom of "men on the right and women on the left". In addition, women cannot sleep on a man's arm, otherwise the man will lose his "superior power" and become sluggish all day long. When eating, men must be seated on the right and women on the left.
Myanmar people regard the top of their head as a noble place, so they cannot touch other people's heads with their hands, even very cute children cannot stroke their heads.
When traveling with friends, do not go arm in arm. When delivering items to the elderly, you cannot use your left hand, as the left hand is considered unclean.
Burmese people regard the east where the sun rises as an auspicious direction, and believe that the east is the direction where Sakyamuni became a Buddha. Therefore, the Buddhist niches in Burmese homes are all placed on the east wall of the room.
Therefore, when sleeping, the head must face east and avoid facing west. Otherwise, it will be an insult to the Buddha and will bring misfortune. Burmese people also believe that the west is where the God of Death lives. When the ancient Burmese kings killed prisoners, they always left the west gate of the palace, so you should never sleep with your head facing the west. The Burmese call the east and south sides the top of the head, and the west and north sides the tail. The elders in the family sit at the top of the head, and the younger ones sit at the feet. In Myanmar, the tube skirts worn by women (called "temin" in Burmese) are considered unlucky and are not allowed to be dried above the head. Therefore, it is taboo for men to walk under ropes or poles where clothes are hung. If a man travels through time, his "divine power" will be lost and he will be unlucky for the rest of his life. Therefore, believers who go to pagodas and temples to worship are not allowed to climb the base of the pagoda. They can only kneel under the pagoda to worship and make wishes. If they want to place gold on pagodas or Bodhisattvas, they must leave it to men.
Myanmar people believe that if you do something on Tuesday, you must do it twice to succeed. Therefore, most people avoid doing things on Tuesday. The Burmese people have a custom of not taking a boat to cross the river on Friday. When Burmese people give things to others, they must do so from Monday to Saturday. It is forbidden to give things on Sunday.
It is especially taboo to send clothes, sarongs, etc. It is taboo for hens to lay eggs on cloth to avoid losing money. Avoid encountering snakes while traveling. If you encounter a snake, you should return and postpone your trip. It is forbidden to get married, have banquets, move, or entertain during the "residence period" (from April 4 to July 15 in the Burmese calendar), and monks are not allowed to go out. It is strictly forbidden to enter a pagoda or temple without taking off your shoes. Avoid sleeping on high beds. During the three months from April 7th to July 15th in the calendar, when Buddhist monks live in peace, Burmese people are not allowed to hold weddings.
In addition, Burmese people also taboo to get married in September, October, and December of the Burmese calendar. They believe that if you get married in September, you will be infertile and have no children for the rest of your life. If you get married in October, you will go bankrupt. If you get married in December, the couple will live separately in two places and will not be reunited. When attending a Burmese wedding, you cannot wear blue, gray and black clothes, otherwise it will bring bad luck
Chapter 238 Rescue Yan Rong
Even the original owner of the ruby mine was alarmed and hurriedly came over to check on the situation. In the end, he was fooled by Kunshan's few words.
Kunshan was doing little tricks in private, and he certainly didn't dare to let others know about it. After the investigation was fruitless, he suspected that Yan Rong had been rescued and chased him along the road.
It just gave Luo Yunhang and Yan Rong a chance of survival.
The reason why Luo Yunhang took the risk of returning to this mine was of course because he wanted to get the ruby. Now that the treasure is in sight, Luo Yunhang is certainly not immune.
This gem has grown so long that it is stuck on the mine wall. You can see it by digging about ten or twenty centimeters into it.
If it was buried deep, Luo Yunhang might give up, but with such an easy distance, he still had to fight.
After the others evacuated, he quickly came out of the space and used all the useful things inside, including the dagger, the small Luoyang shovel he had used in Dunhuang before, and the big shovel used for cooking at home. If it was useless, he They were all taken out and used.
After exhausting the efforts of nine cows and two tigers, the entire ruby, including the earth and rocks surrounding it, was finally pried off in one go.
A huge piece, like a big mound, weighing more than ten or twenty kilograms.
It also needs to be washed with pottery before it can reveal its true colors.
Seeing the unconscious Yan Rong still lying in the space, he said awkwardly, it's a sin, it's a sin, if you bear it any longer, I'll save you right away.
Until 2023, Myanmar's expenditure industry will still be the primary industry. Agriculture is the basis for the survival of Myanmar people. A large number of Myanmar people grow rice and wheat and feed on it.
In terms of ingredients alone, Myanmar’s food is similar to that of other Southeast Asian countries, but their tastes are quite different.
Burmese people cook heavily with oil, and many foods are fried, but Burmese people don’t value salt. They like spicy and sour food.
The more famous specialty food is sour shrimp. The Burmese people pound the shrimp into shrimp paste and put it in a ventilated place to dry, and finally get some sour shrimp meat.
Many foreigners are not used to this unique way of cooking shrimp, but locals in Myanmar like it very much.
Thanks to its unique geographical location, Myanmar people like to eat aquatic products. Fish and shrimp are the most common meats they eat. They have a special fish and shrimp paste, which is a good accompaniment to rice.
But Burmese people never eat beef. In the eyes of Burmese people, cattle are noble creatures and should not be slaughtered or even whipped.
Moreover, when Burmese people work in the fields, cattle are also an important production tool. Due to the dual effects of customs and reality, beef cannot appear on the tables of Burmese people. When they need meat, they often use pork and mutton instead.
It is worth mentioning that Myanmar’s soups are very unique. Their soup color is not the white and transparent color we are familiar with, but a brightly colored and strong soup.
These soups have different flavors, including sour, sweet, spicy and other flavors. They are easy to carry and have balanced nutrition. They are very rare soups outside Myanmar. In addition to the color, the most novel thing about Burmese soup is the ingredients. Burmese people add a lot of tea leaves to the soup, so in Myanmar, soup also plays the role of tea.
Myanmar is located in the tropics, with higher temperatures, abundant rainfall, and large forest areas. For ordinary people living in Myanmar, sun protection and skin care are very important. In order to maintain facial health, everyone will apply yellow powder - Tenaka on their face.
The only thing that is similar to the public impression is that Myanmar's current situation is extremely poor. Except for Yangon, Myanmar's overall development level is similar to our rural areas in the 1980s and 1990s. It is a famous poor place in the world.
Burmese women, regardless of whether they are married or not, generally add "Ma" before their names to express modesty; children or peers are also called "Ma" (meaning girl), and elders or those with status are called "Du" (meaning "girl"). Aunt, aunt, aunt). For example, there is a woman named "Danmin". Depending on her age and social status, people can call her "Madanmin" or "Dudanmin". She calls herself "Madanmin".
According to statistics, the total number of characters used by Burmese people in naming is less than 100. Use these characters to piece together and choose the one with a smooth and pleasant sound. Therefore, many Burmese people have the same name. In order to show the difference, they often add their place of origin, work unit, professional name, etc. before or after the name. Burmese people have the concept of "the right is noble and the left is humble" and "the right is big and the left is small". Therefore, Burmese people have the custom of "men on the right and women on the left". In addition, women cannot sleep on a man's arm, otherwise the man will lose his "superior power" and become sluggish all day long. When eating, men must be seated on the right and women on the left.
Myanmar people regard the top of their head as a noble place, so they cannot touch other people's heads with their hands, even very cute children cannot stroke their heads.
When traveling with friends, do not go arm in arm. When delivering items to the elderly, you cannot use your left hand, as the left hand is considered unclean.
Burmese people regard the east where the sun rises as an auspicious direction, and believe that the east is the direction where Sakyamuni became a Buddha. Therefore, the Buddhist niches in Burmese homes are all placed on the east wall of the room.
Therefore, when sleeping, the head must face east and avoid facing west. Otherwise, it will be an insult to the Buddha and will bring misfortune. Burmese people also believe that the west is where the God of Death lives. When the ancient Burmese kings killed prisoners, they always left the west gate of the palace, so you should never sleep with your head facing the west. The Burmese call the east and south sides the top of the head, and the west and north sides the tail. The elders in the family sit at the top of the head, and the younger ones sit at the feet. In Myanmar, the tube skirts worn by women (called "temin" in Burmese) are considered unlucky and are not allowed to be dried above the head. Therefore, it is taboo for men to walk under ropes or poles where clothes are hung. If a man travels through time, his "divine power" will be lost and he will be unlucky for the rest of his life. Therefore, believers who go to pagodas and temples to worship are not allowed to climb the base of the pagoda. They can only kneel under the pagoda to worship and make wishes. If they want to place gold on pagodas or Bodhisattvas, they must leave it to men.
Myanmar people believe that if you do something on Tuesday, you must do it twice to succeed. Therefore, most people avoid doing things on Tuesday. The Burmese people have a custom of not taking a boat to cross the river on Friday. When Burmese people give things to others, they must do so from Monday to Saturday. It is forbidden to give things on Sunday.
It is especially taboo to send clothes, sarongs, etc. It is taboo for hens to lay eggs on cloth to avoid losing money. Avoid encountering snakes while traveling. If you encounter a snake, you should return and postpone your trip. It is forbidden to get married, have banquets, move, or entertain during the "residence period" (from April 4 to July 15 in the Burmese calendar), and monks are not allowed to go out. It is strictly forbidden to enter a pagoda or temple without taking off your shoes. Avoid sleeping on high beds. During the three months from April 7th to July 15th in the calendar, when Buddhist monks live in peace, Burmese people are not allowed to hold weddings.
In addition, Burmese people also taboo to get married in September, October, and December of the Burmese calendar. They believe that if you get married in September, you will be infertile and have no children for the rest of your life. If you get married in October, you will go bankrupt. If you get married in December, the couple will live separately in two places and will not be reunited. When attending a Burmese wedding, you cannot wear blue, gray and black clothes, otherwise it will bring bad luck
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