Tšimoloho ea Raincoat

Raincoat originated in China. During the Zhou Dynasty, people used the herb “ficus pumila” to make raincoats to protect against rain, snow, wind and sun. Such kind of raincoat is usually called “coir raincoat”. The outdated rain gear has completely disappeared in the contemporary countryside, and has become the permanent memory with the development of the times. The memory is indelible, which will appear in a particular occasion to touch your emotions, and you will remember it involuntarily and clearly. The memory gets more precious with years.

Libakeng tsa mahaeng tsa bo-1960 le bo-1970, coir raincoat e ne e le sesebelisoa sa bohlokoa bakeng sa ho tsoa le ho etsa mosebetsi oa polasi bakeng sa lelapa le leng le le leng. Matsatsing a lipula, batho ba ne ba hloka ho hlokomela metsi a masimong a paddy, ho thibolla litselana tsa metsi ho pota-pota ntlo le ho koala marotholi holim'a marulelo ...... Ho sa tsotellehe hore na pula e ne e le matla hakae, batho ba ne ba lula ba apara seaparo sa pula, ba apara seaparo sa pula sa coir 'me ba kena sefefong. Ka nako eo, batho ba ne ba tsepamisitse maikutlo ho phallang ha metsi, athe coir raincoat e ne e thusa batho ho thibela pula ho tloha leholimong ka khutso. Pula e ile ea e-ba matla kapa e bobebe, joaloka metsu e bohale, 'me seaparo sa pula sa coir se ne se tšoana le thebe e thibelang metsu ea pula hore e se ke ea thunya khafetsa. Ho ile ha feta lihora tse 'maloa, jase ea pula e ka morao e ne e kolobisitsoe ke pula,' me motho ea apereng rainhat le coir raincoat a ema e le seemahale tšimong moea le pula.

Letsatsi le ne le chaba ka mor’a pula, batho ba ne ba fanyeha jase ea pula e kolobisitsoeng ke pula ka lehlakoreng le nang le letsatsi la lebota, e le hore letsatsi le ka le chabela khafetsa, ho fihlela seaparo sa pula sa coir se omella ’me joang kapa tlhale ea palema e fetoha bohlasoa. Ha pula ea litloebelele e fihla, batho ba ne ba ka apara jase ea pula e ommeng le e futhumetseng e le hore ba kene moeeng le pula.

“Indigo rainhats and green coir raincoats”, in the busy farming season of spring, people wearing rainhats and coir raincoats could be seen everywhere in the fields. The coir raincoat protected farmers from the wind and rain. Year after year, the farmers gained fruitful harvests.

Hona joale, coir raincoat ha e fumanehe 'me e nkeloa sebaka ke raincoat e bobebe le e sebetsang haholoanyane. Mohlomong, e ntse e ka fumanoa lijareteng tsa polasi libakeng tse hōle tsa lithaba kapa limusiamong metseng e meholo, e tsosang mohopolo oa hau o tebileng le ho u lumella hore u phete bofokoli le bonolo ba meloko e fetileng.