In the past, the stove at the Pei Family's house used to burn firewood.
Actually, burning firewood was quite warm too, but at the beginning, the smoke would be a bit heavy.
Another issue was that the firewood would spark.
If you sat too close, a spark might accidentally land on you and burn a small hole in your clothes.
But this year is different.
Jiang Ran not only added a stove to the small wardrobe, but also outfitted the small courtyard in the county town and the Pei Family's house in the village with stoves.
All the stoves are the same, with the same type of exhaust pipes.
They no longer burn firewood, but coal briquettes.
Coal briquettes are simpler and faster to burn and equally warm.
Not only can they be used for heating, but pots or kettles can also be placed on top.
While heating, you can cook porridge or boil water at the same time, making it extremely convenient.
