Another time, many of our friends were playing at the family. When the adults went out to work, we played together. When we were thirsty, we went to his kitchen to drink water, but no one noticed the fire. At that time, people didn't go to the kitchen, and the kitchen door was closed. The last friend wanted to drink water, so he opened the door, and a lot of cigarettes came out. We children immediately shouted loudly that the fire had occurred. Fortunately, the rescue was timely and did not cause much loss!
(At that time, I was just playing, no one paid attention to it. After the family came back, they criticized his children severely, and they knew how to play, but they didn’t know how to watch the home)
or above are two very memorable things about fire. But when I was a kid I liked playing with fire. I still remember when my parents were not feeling well, they came back from grabbing Chinese medicine and needed to boil the medicine. My brother and I stood up two bricks horizontally, lit the fire below, put small branches, and stamped the medicine jar on the bricks. They just slowly burned the fire. Sometimes we still struggled to boil the medicine today!
In addition, playing with fire is a coal stove. Small coal stoves use small honeycomb coal. They all need to burn the stove first before putting the coal on it. At that time, I liked to light the fire, lit it with grass, stuff it into the stove, then put it on small branches, and fan it constantly with a fan at the mouth below. At that time, I was often crying by the smoke! Finally, the larger branches enter and put the coal on top. Let’s fan the air down until the end, the big branches catch and slowly burn the coal!
(I was often smoked by the coal stove when I was a child, but no matter how big the smoke was, it could not resist playing with fire, haha)
Of course, when I was a child, parents strictly prohibited playing with fire outside. I remember when I was in a rural elementary school, a person was playing with fire outside at noon. There was a haystack next to him. As a result, it was lit, but it was not extinguished. All the grass was burned and beaten by his family!
So, playing with fire is still risky!
