Transportation introduction: Boats are an indispensable means of transportation in Pinghu Water Town. There are many types. In the old days, they all relied on human power (human power to rock oars, paddles, poles, and fiber pulling) and wind navigation (relying on wind blowing). , commonly known as "Pulled Boat"). Steam engine ships have been around since the Middle Ages; internal combustion engine ships have been around since the 1920s.
In the past, only a few wealthy families in rural areas could afford to own a boat. Most families owned two or three households together. Poor families simply did not have the money to buy or build boats, so they had to take a boat to sell goods on the streets. Everyone has to help rock the boat. There are rules for rocking a boat. When you see the other side coming, the boats should pull each other's tail. The light boat should give way to the heavy boat, and the boat should go against the current to follow the current. If both sides are pulling the fiber, the low-fiber boat must "drill the fiber" and the high-fiber boat must "take the fiber off."