Back in the seventies, the land was not allocated to every farmer, so every family farmed together. Back in the seventies, land was not allocated to every farmer, so every family farmed together.

Back in the seventies, the land was not allocated to everyindividual farmer, so every family farmed together. Back in the seventies, land was not allocated to individual farmer, so every family farmed together.

Our village had a few cattle and horses, and in a certain period, it even had a few donkeys. Our village had a few cattle and horses, and in a certain period it even had a few donkeys.

Our village had a few cattle and horses, in a certain periodand for a time, even had a few donkeys. Our village had a few cattle and horses, and for a time, even a few donkeys.

We used them to help farmers to farm, for example, by ploughing the land, or transporting crops and farm tools. We used them to help farmers farm, for example by ploughing the land or transporting crops and farm tools.

We used them to help farmers to farm, for example, plough the land, or transport crops and farm tools. We used them to help farmers plough the land or transport crops and farm tools.

When it was time to plough the land, farmers would put plows, and rakes on the tuò车(chē）(sorry, I don’t know how to write the Chinese character Tuò) and then let those horses or cattle pull the Tuòchē into the fields. (you can also say "through the fields") According to my memory, the tuòchē was made of 12 wooden sticks and no wheels. The sticks were connected by iron nails. After a period of usinge, the two main long sticks at the bottom that touched withe ground, would became particularly smooth. I really want to find some photos of it on the internet, but there are non't any; therefore, I tried to draw one, a. Although I drew it badly, it can show ovgenerally how it looks. When it was time to plough the land, farmers would put plows and rakes on the tuò车(chē）(sorry, I don’t know how to write the Chinese character Tuò) and then let the horses or cattle pull the Tuòchē into the fields. (you can also say "through the fields") According to my memory, the tuòchē was made of 12 wooden sticks and no wheels. The sticks were connected by iron nails. After a period of use, the two main long sticks at the bottom that touched the ground, would became particularly smooth. I really want to find some photos of it on the internet, but there aren't any; therefore, I tried to draw one. Although I drew it badly, it can show generally how it looks.

When it was time to plough land, farmers put plows, rakes on the tuò车(chē）(sorry, I don’t know how to write the Chinese character Tuò) and then let those horses or cattle pull the Tuòchē into fields. According to my memory, the tuòchē was made of 12 wooden sticks and no wheels. The sticks were connected by iron nails. After a period of using, the two main long sticks at the bottom touched with ground became particularly smooth. I really want to find some photos of it on the internet, but there are no any; therefore, I tried to draw one, although I drew badly, it can show overall how it looks. When it was time to plough land, farmers put plows, rakes on the tuò车(chē）(sorry, I don’t know how to write the Chinese character Tuò) and then let those horses or cattle pull the Tuòchē into fields. According to my memory, the tuòchē was made of 12 wooden sticks and no wheels. The sticks were connected by iron nails. After a period of using, the two main long sticks at the bottom touched with ground became particularly smooth. I really want to find some photos of it on the internet, but there are no any; therefore, I tried to draw one, although I drew badly, it can show overall how it looks.

When it was time to plough the land, farmers put plows and rakes on the tuò车(chē）(sorry, I don’t know how to write the Chinese character Tuò) and then let the horses and cattle pull the Tuòchē into the fields. As I remember, the tuòchē was made of 12 wooden sticks and no wheels. The sticks were connected by iron nails. After being used for a while, the two main long sticks touching the ground became particularly smooth. I really want to find some photos of it on the internet, but there aren’t any; so, I tried to draw one. Although I drew badly, it can show you the overall looks.