What does a mason do?

Masons are actually construction workers. They are simply engaged in building bricks, tiles, bridges, railways and highways. The work of masons is a work with a long history. The work required by masons, such as bricklaying and plastering, should be horizontal and vertical. Horizontal and vertical is the most basic professional requirement of masons.

History:

Masons are generally called masters. Bricklayers in rural areas used to be the same as those who sold houses. They went from one owner to another to see which one to build, which to renovate and which to earthwork.

Generally speaking, the construction business in rural areas is booming in winter. In this season, almost all married and wealthy people concentrate on building new houses at this time.

Until the next spring, the master usually chooses an auspicious day for the masons to start work at home with tools and burdens. It will take at least a week to eat and live in the master's house and finish the mud work.

As for the work of old bricklayers in rural areas, everyone who grew up in rural areas knows that in rural areas decades ago, no matter whether adobe houses, brick houses or even small houses built by individual families were built, experts, scholars and surveyors would not be invited to do any demonstration and measurement as they are today.

Its construction team is not a construction company, but masons in eight townships at most, plus a few laborers, and then start work in the sound of firecrackers. Use local wood, stones, water and soil. Masons try to mix the mud evenly, and the smoother and brighter the joints, the better. Generally, local people call it a "plasterer".