150 is an interesting rural story.

My grandmother's home is in the countryside, and I often go there to play. The colorful rural life has brought me great pleasure. Among them, the most memorable one is roasted smoked beans.

One Sunday, I went to my grandmother's house to play, just in time for her to bake smoked beans. So I offered to be her little helper, and she readily agreed. Let's pick edamame in the vegetable garden first. I saw that the edamame in the vegetable garden was full and seemed to burst. The door nodded to us in the wind, as if welcoming us. We picked it up in a bag at once. At first, I was as fast as my grandmother. Gradually, I became slower and slower.

Grandma and I came home and emptied all the edamame on the table. Ah! So many edamame piles up like a hill. When were they skinned? I had a brainwave and immediately ran to the door and asked many friends to peel it with me. We talked and laughed while peeling, and in a short time, we peeled a pile of edamame.

After peeling the edamame, it's time to bake it. I can't do it, so I can only watch. I saw grandma first soak edamame in salt water to make the smoked edamame salty, then pour it into a plaque, smooth the edamame, then put it on the stove and bake it with a small fire, constantly turning it with chopsticks. I wonder why you don't keep turning it. Grandma seemed to see through my mind and told me with a smile: "I have been turning this way to prevent the smoked beans from burning." I listened, and quickly asked my grandmother to let me try. After listening to this, my grandmother promised to let me try. I followed my grandmother's example and turned it over after a while ... Half an hour later, the fragrant and green smoked beans came out of the plaque.

I couldn't wait to take out my cup, put a few smoked beans and rushed into the boiling water. A strange smell came to my nose. I quickly called my friends to taste this delicious smoked bean tea. I don't know how happy I am.

This is really an unforgettable rural fun. Rural It's a Wonderful Life. I love rural life, which brings me endless happiness.