Grandfather Risked his life Collecting Lemons and Catching Silver Carp in the Dangerous Mountains

Living in the village is beautiful, but it is also very difficult. In search of survival, Grandfather sets out on an 8-km journey along dangerous village paths and off-road mountain trails with a 45–65 degree slope to reach a citrus field. In a slippery citrus orchard on a 45-degree slope, he collects 25 kg of lemons, 10 kg of oranges, 3 kg of kingang (mini lemons), and 15 kg of tangerines. He then returns home carrying a 52-kg load on his back. After that, he heads again along extremely dangerous and slippery off-road paths with slopes reaching up to 75 degrees, down to the river, where he catches two silver carp weighing a total of 7 kg. He brings the fish home and fries them outdoors over an open fire. Meanwhile, Grandmother prepares lemonade for winter from the lemons and oranges Grandfather collected, and makes jam from the kingang mini lemons. In the end, they sit outside together, have dinner for two, and drink tea with homemade jam. Support our hard village work ❤️ 👉 https://clck.ru/3QrMJx Subscribe, like 👍 and write your opinion in the comments 💬 #simvillage #simvillagecooking #cimvillagemountain #elderlycouple #elderlycouplecooking #food #cooking #village #villagelife #mountainvillage #chef #elderlychef #villagefood Our latest video showcases the authentic rhythms of *country life**, beginning with the humble act of **harvesting* produce from our orchards and fields. We then move to the stream for water collection, followed by *outdoor cooking* preparations. This glimpse into our *daily life* emphasizes *simple living* and culminates in a communal meal, a true reflection of sustenance and togetherness. This is real village life: no machines, no easy roads — only patience, strength, and survival. Sim Village Cooking is a real-life cooking project from a mountain village. Here we cook with firewood, build our own tandoors and clay ovens, and use ingredients we grow ourselves. There is no electricity or gas — just fire, hands, and family. This is not a show or a staged video — this is how we really live. If you support our journey, like and subscribe.