What is holding down the bottom of the box?

The understanding of "what's in the closet" depends on everyone's own understanding. By the way, you can also see the profound culture of China. Many times when we say this sentence, we are expressing something more precious. We don't want to take it out on ordinary small occasions. Only when we think it is serious will we seldom take it out. Another kind of understanding refers to things that have been used for a long time but are reluctant to throw away. So I put it at the bottom of the box, waiting for my brother and sister to use it in the future. I am the little sister in my sister's wardrobe. These are two ways of saying the bottom of the closet. In fact, the first one is the one we use most now.

Like my mother, she has a lot of things in her closet. In our family, people who have daughters who become monks will prepare some dowry for her. Because I am a Miao, all the married daughters in our country can inherit some heirlooms-silver ornaments from their mothers. These silverware are very expensive. Usually only when you get married. I hardly wear it at other times, and then put it away.

My mother has a set, too. I never saw it when I was a child. She only took it out for my sister on her wedding day, and then my sister got married in our Miao costume that day. My mother told me to give me a set when I want to get married later. My sister's set can be said to be an antique, which has been passed down from my grandmother to the present. Its brightness and luster are very good. There is no trace of history at all.