Let’s Get Married, Dough Sculptor

I have read Bai Da Da's tenth novel. It is very interesting. The heroine Sun Shunan is a simple and innocent little girl who was abandoned by her scumbag father and left to live with her grandfather in the countryside. She learns traditional crafts from her grandfather, a famous dough sculpting master. The male protagonist is the younger brother of grandpa. He is cold, handsome, sinister, and has a little overbearing temper, but he loves Nan Nan in all kinds of ways. The story goes from dough sculpting to Fondant tells a lot about folk culture. The earliest dough sculptures were used to worship the River God. Now we need to use dough sculpture techniques and innovate on fondant, and add traditional food carving techniques to make it more suitable for today's needs. Traditional craftsmanship does not represent these things you see, it represents history, but also our culture. The whole article is lighthearted, sweet and refreshing, recommended👏👏👏

Look at how the Big Bad Wolf tricks the Little White Rabbit step by step. By the time the Little White Rabbit comes to its senses, he may have been eaten to the point where no bones are left. The big bad wolf Mou Ming kept restraining himself and held back from eating for now, so as not to frighten the little rabbit. Anyway, he got his girlfriend, is he still far away from getting married? (Moda's control over the details is so addictive) Every day at nine o'clock, it is updated on time, and it does what it says it does. Big thumbs up!

Um? Are your grandparents married to Dugu? (Du Xinya's DNA has moved! 😆)

Ahhhhhh! It's so beautiful! Damn Mo, two chapters a day are not enough!