What do you think of the blacksmith couple's dream of turning their weapons into a weapons museum with 6000 weapons?

This was made by a couple in their fifties from Xizhou to Lvjiabao Village, Bai Ya Town. It is reported that the two men have successfully manufactured more than 6,000 weapons, of which more than 4,000 have been sold, some of the remaining 2,000 weapons are left at home, and about 1500 weapons are on display in Zhoucheng. And according to relevant reports, it can be known that Wang Shanjia's ancestral iron-striking technology has been listed as an intangible cultural heritage.

And I have always supported this kind of thing, and I hope the more such things, the better. After all, one thing can be a hobby of deepening feelings between husband and wife; It can also increase income; It also indirectly inherits China's intangible cultural heritage. Anyway, the more such things, the better.

As can be seen from the video of two people working together while the iron is hot as weapons, the smile on their faces at that time was not fake. We can clearly see our love for striking the iron. From Liu Zhixiang's words, we can also infer that striking the iron has become an indispensable activity between two couples. Compared with two couples quarreling because of trivial matters of life and different hobbies, isn't Susan Wang's husband and wife in a good state?

Furthermore, according to Susan Wang's introduction, we can know that he once sold a weapon at a high price of 7,000 yuan. Compared with ordinary farming, selling weapons is obviously more profitable. Moreover, Mr. and Mrs. Susan Wang have sold about 4,000 weapons. These weapons are better than normal crops even if their prices are not high.

At the same time, according to previous news reports, we can know that there are many intangible cultural heritages in China, and only one person has persisted. The inheritors of these intangible cultural heritages are often lonely and poor, with no one around. In contrast, these two couples can earn money by ancestral crafts, and at the same time have the ability to develop libraries. I think some people will be willing to inherit these crafts, and they are not worried that they will not be able to eat if they stick to traditional crafts. Traditional crafts can also be welcomed by the public. Isn't that great?