Charpai (Bed) Repair Village Craftsman

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From #pakistan

Charpai (Bed) is part of village culture and adds to its beauty. Charpai are useful for sleeping and resting, but you can also eat in a village style while sitting on it. In villages, people often sit on a charpai, talk to each other, and enjoy village life. Over time, its legs become weak and the wood becomes brittle. Beds need to be repaired. After repairing them, they can be used again.

Recently, I called a craftsman to repair beds. This craftsman was very perfect. He changed the legs of the beds, which he had brought from the market. He removed the old legs and made holes in the legs, after which he put new legs in the bed. He was busy doing his job with great skill. With his tools, he cuts wood and fits it.

In villages, useless things are often made useful through repair, like I got my cots repaired by a craftsman. Now these cots are capable of being used without any repair. One advantage is that you save money. With the remaining money, you can buy something else or get it repaired.

In cities, old things are often sent away as junk, but in villages, old things are taken care of and when the time comes, they are repaired by a skilled craftsman and reused. In villages, the focus is on hard work and skill, not on buying new things and seeing their shine.

People living in villages live a simpler life than in cities and take care of their old things, get them repaired from time to time, and in this way, they save their money. People living in villages have no shortage of skills and they do not waste their time or money, but rather make old things usable again.

Amjad Sharif is an experienced farmer, educated agricultural expert, amateur gardener, and tourist person. He specializes in modern and natural ways of agriculture. He presents his experiences and highlights of rural life in a simple and informative manner on Hive.

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