【Historical Live Broadcast】Watching videos and being seen by our ancestors

[It turns out that the world of swallows is so rich]

[When I was a kid, I had nothing to do, so I liked to observe swallows]

[There are two litters at home. They are very smart and love to be clean. They never poop anywhere. Their mother will throw away their excrement in the morning.]

[Sometimes the parent birds don’t have time to go home and will spend the night outside. When my dad opens the door in the morning, they will watch on the wires for a while and then anxiously call around, asking my dad to open the door, haha! ]

[The little bird is also very sensible. It doesn’t call until the door is opened. It starts begging for food after the door is opened. Another nest is relatively lazy. I have to put cardboard under the nest every time.]

[Parents are also lazy haha. We often hear the little swallows begging for food, and the nests behind them have been snatched away by sparrows.]

"The swallows in my family go out for a while every year. When they come back, their old nests are occupied by sparrows. This year's nest is the fifth one they have built in my house (maybe more). We want to help them drive away the sparrows, but it seems impossible [laughing and crying]"

"I don't know if swallows hold meetings. My house has a nest built by swallows. Some time ago, a bunch of swallows came to see the nest chirping."

"A nest of swallows came to the house in my parents-in-law's hometown. They didn't know how to build a nest, but they were about to lay eggs. Every time they got halfway through the nest, it would fall down because it was not stable. One day, more than a dozen swallows came to help build the nest, and it was quickly fixed. Within two days, they started laying eggshells [laughing and crying]"

"Before, a swallow came to my factory to build a nest. When the little swallow was trying to fly, it fell on my head. Then I asked the workers in my factory to use the shovels used to shovel waste to send it back to its nest. The whole time, it was very shy and kept staring at me."

"Every time my swallow hatches eggs, I will chirp and chirp like it, and then it will turn its head to look at me. It's so cute."

"My house used to have a swallow nest, which came every year. Because of this swallow nest, my yard was reluctant to use a colored steel tile roof. Later, the swallow's nest was occupied by sparrows. The swallows couldn't beat the sparrows and flew away... When the little sparrows left the nest, they smashed the swallow's nest and covered the roof. [Laughing and crying]"

Our ancestors sighed and said: It is such a blessing to have swallows coming to our home!

Isn’t there an old saying that goes: When swallows come to build their nests, the sky is filled with blessings; if you disturb the swallow’s nest, you will be unlucky!

If someone's house has swallows building nests, there is a high probability that good fortune will come to the door the next day. Even if not, the family can still live in harmony and have a long and happy life.

……

But some people under the sky couldn't stand it and couldn't accept this blessing: Although I know this is a good blessing, you can't come to my hometown to build a nest every year!

In the past, it only built a nest in the hallway of my house, but this year it has gone so far as to fly into the house to build a nest. Now it has to poop in the room, which is so dirty!

My clean-loving dad was so angry that he made a door curtain to keep them out. Humph!

You, you you you...you guy, you really don't know how lucky you are!

God knows there haven’t been any swallows coming to my house for twelve years!

Some of them only had a group of sparrows that moved in two years ago. Although they are much cleaner than swallows, the chirping of a dozen sparrows all year round is so annoying.

Every time we disturb their nest and try to drive them out, they get angry and hold a grudge, deliberately barking loudly at night when we are all asleep, making us upset and unable to sleep all night.

The family members were so troubled by this that they wanted to drive away these damn sparrows!