2.3.24B《父母的节约法》Story Walkthrough
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In this episode, we explore the world of our parents' thriftiness.
Our host and guests, including @大米 and @小满, share humorous and eye-opening stories about their parents' frugal habits. From saving washing machine water for flushing toilets to repurposing crab strings for bundling newspapers, these tales highlight the innovative, albeit quirky, ways our elders save and reuse. The discussion takes a serious turn with @仙姑 highlighting the health risks associated with extreme frugality, like eating spoiled leftovers.
This episode offers a heartwarming and enlightening look at the generational differences in understanding and valuing thriftiness.
What is your own stories of your parents' unique thriftiness ?
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| 0:00.0 | 聽故事說中文聽得越多 說得越好大家好這裡是故事解讀 解�故事父母的节约法父母的节约法这一集的故事有我们的会员赞助完成在这里感谢我们来自可扎比和陪传的会员没有你们的支持和帮助就没有这一集的故事沒錯 非常感謝我們會議員 |
| 0:45.1 | 真的非常感謝你們 |
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| 0:50.6 | 提高你的中文水平 |
| 0:52.4 | 如果大家想可以一邊聽故事 |
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| 1:02.9 | 全世界最好的中文學習的播播课感谢大家 希望大家继续支持我们哦下面来听故事解读父母的节约法父母的节约法这个故事很显然是说父母的对 爸爸妈妈对 那父母的什么呢节约法父母的不同的节约的方法节省的方法节约的方法节约 节省的方法那我来问一下你你在生活里面见过父母的哪些节约的方法 |
| 1:46.6 | 太多了呀 |
| 1:48.1 | 比如说 |
| 1:49.6 | 比如说衣服就了可以用来做麻布啊 |
| 1:52.4 | 嗯 |
| 1:53.3 | 就的衣服不扔 |
| 1:55.0 | 对 |
| 1:56.0 | 我妈是这样的 |
| 1:58.0 | 她就的衣服不但不扔 |
| 2:00.0 | 而且非要穿 |
| 2:01.4 | 穿破了的时候 |
| 2:03.0 | 然后再用来做麻布 |
| 2:04.5 | 嗯然后麻布如果很脏了它在肉嗯对还有啊比如说洗衣服啊洗衣服的水不会随便倒掉啊用来交花呀嗯说到这个我妈妈喜欢做的是用手来洗衣服她觉得用洗衣机 洗衣服是费电 二是费水 三是洗不干净所以他一直坚持用手洗衣服所以他觉得手洗不仅可以省水而且可以省电 而且可以把衣服洗乾淨沒錯所以這是它的節約法 是嗎對 說的節約法還有挺多的如果你想你想 比如說平時買菜的那個袋子不會扔掉 沒錯 會存放起來然後當作垃圾带用对或者用来装点什么东西 |
| 3:06.6 | 比如说小时候我不知道你吃不吃水果罐头小时候我小时候吃水果罐头或者家里买的水果罐头罐头吃完之后那个瓶子是不会扔的你可以用来作为喝水的杯子的嗯,對,用來我們那是常常把這個罐頭 |
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