These pictures show the realistic household of an occupied house. Gnay Sum’s house (2nd house) is two story. It was a Saturday and her daughter, grandchildren and other visitors were there.
Their Main Room also has an ancestral alter, of course. In the front area, there are two sets of wooden stairs that lead to the bedrooms upstairs.
The last picture shows the living area. As I said, the ancestral alter is in the front center. On the left of the alter is a set of rosewood “sofa.” Gnay Sum's grandchildren were “modeling” in the picture.
They have a refrigerator, a drinking system (home delivered 5-gallon drinking water). Their house is clutter with things; partially because the house is also small, compared to the houses in the States.
The last picture shows the living area. As I said, the ancestral alter is in the front center. On the left of the alter is a set of rosewood “sofa.” Gnay Sum's grandchildren were “modeling” in the picture.
They have a refrigerator, a drinking system (home delivered 5-gallon drinking water). Their house is clutter with things; partially because the house is also small, compared to the houses in the States.
Gnay Sum said her daughter now works in the factory in Taicheng; the income is much better now.
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