Shui Huajin made them two multi-layer wooden racks for storing things and some tables that don't take up space, which can be directly shoved under the bed when not in use, because several large original jars that were moved out were brought back into the cellar to store grain and water for the children.
When it came to water storage, Shui Huajin specifically reminded Uncle Qin, Xiao Liu, and the other children.
The unusual heat was obvious to everyone, and the conversation was about getting the Qin family and Xiao Liu to prepare more wooden barrels and bamboo buckets or other containers that can store water to store as much water as possible.
Thinking of the few jars in her own cellar, this gave Shui Huajin a significant insight. Does this mean that many families in the village have jars in their cellars?
