Free Hand Made Cotton Shoes For Women In Xiangshan, Ningbo

Handmade cotton shoes

Miss Huang Suqing, a street in Xiangshan, Ningbo, loves to make cotton shoes. Over the past four or five years, she has made more than 500 pairs of cotton shoes. Whether she knows or not, she is willing to give gifts whenever anyone asks.

For this reason, every winter, she always runs day and night to make more people wear her cotton shoes to keep the cold.

This year's 42 year old flavour Qingyuan worked in a knitting factory and left home at home because of physical reasons.

4 years ago, during a winter, she met a highly skilled shoemaker. Her clever and clever lady Huang taught to make shoes. She bought cloth, sponge, sole, needle and scissors.

Can "eat three steamed bread at the beginning," the first few pairs of cotton shoes produced are not satisfactory, she left to wear, family wear.

Gradually, efforts were made to make people feel good. Ms. Huang's shoe making technology has improved. She has given all kinds of cotton shoes to friends and neighbors, and won everyone's praise.

Since then, Ms Wong's cotton shoes have been known far and wide. Every winter after winter, people will come to ask for cotton shoes or send shoes to her for free processing. Some of them are asking for advice.

Ms. Huang made a good move to deliver shoes. Last month, the two seventy old women in the village of Shu, who lived in the town of Hsien, found Ms. Huang, who was looking for her to make several pairs of extra large cotton shoes with shoes.

Ms. Huang made up 4 pairs of cotton shoes and slippers in a week, and the two old women were too upset to pay for the work. But Mrs. Huang declined as usual: "I have never received any shoemaking money to help people solve problems. I am very happy."

Because shoes are made by hand, Huang Suqing can only make one pair each day.

Because cotton shoes are in short supply, she and her family are still wearing their old shoes. She said, "I give shoes to give people, do my homework and enrich my life. In the past four years, I have no time to do mahjong anymore."