Describe a craftsman's work

Today, when I came out from studying piano, I saw an obscure middle-aged woman sitting in front of an obscure stall at the door. The reason why it is inconspicuous is that the booth is only as big as our table, but the haystack next to her is as big as an elephant. The haystack is full of animals made of sugar. I can't help but stop. My mother seemed to read my mind and said to me, "Let her make one." Mom asked the price, only three yuan, and I chose a jumping carp. I saw that she quickly put a layer of oil on the marble board in front of the table, then scooped a spoonful of melted sugar juice from the pot on the right hand side and gently wiped it on the marble board with a flat shovel. In an instant, the body of a carp appeared in front of my eyes, just like the freehand brushwork in Chinese painting. She scooped another spoonful and slowly poured it on the fish. With the slow flow of sugar juice and the constant dancing of her hands, scales appeared on the fish. Then came the fins and tails, and soon, a carp was ready to come out. She picked up a bamboo stick and put it on the fish, but what about the fish eye? I only saw her dip the tip of the shovel tail in some sugar and press it on the fish eye. "It's really the finishing touch!" "I couldn't help crying. When that woman handed me the vivid and crystal-clear Tang Hua fish, I felt incredible. I licked it with my tongue. Oh, how sweet! But I don't want to eat, I want to enjoy. I don't know when, the originally empty booth was surrounded by many people at once and became the most eye-catching scenery. On the way home, my mother also told me that there are many traditional folk crafts in China, which have been handed down among our hardworking folk artists ... Listening to my mother's words, I thought to myself: Our folk art in China is really amazing!