It's been two years since the new house was built, and the memories of the old house still hover in my chest from time to time. Although the old house collapsed in the rain three years ago, it is after all a place where I grew up for a long time, and it carries a lot of weight in life, and there are too many traces of past thoughts. Although the old house of that day was old, it also had its goodness: warm in winter and cool in summer. Of course, like all sides of things, the old house has its disadvantages, that is: too many mice.

When I got home, I didn't know what caused the topic, and I asked my father: Are there any rats in the house? My father said, "Because there is food stored in the doorway, there will still be rats." Although there are fewer rats now, the methods of rodent extermination are much more advanced than before. Buy a few sticks of cardboard sticky to the mouse and put it on the way the mouse will pass, one sticky and one accurate. Last year, before selling grain, a total of five or six rats were killed. My father said that now there are fewer rats, and they are all acting alone, unlike before, either "nest rats" or groups of "gang rats", to exterminate, it takes a lot of effort, and if you can't "connect the nest end" or "clear the gang", the rats will kill people. Because the reproductive ability of rats is too strong, in a few months, it is a lot. As far as the problem of rats is concerned, the new house also has its advantages: cement floors, brick walls, rats have to make holes, there is nothing they can do, and there will naturally be less rodent infestation.

Speaking of mice, in addition to "house mice", there are also voles, as mentioned above, belong to "house mice", voles are rodents that live in crops. The "house rats" have more opportunities to meet people and have a lot of experience in struggle, so people think that the "house rats" are more cunning and difficult to deal with. Voles rarely go head-to-head with people, and when they see people, they are a little sluggish, so people generally think that voles are stupid. When I was a child, I worked in the fields with my parents and had the experience of exterminating voles. If you encounter a vole with bulging cheeks and stuffed with food, don't be in a hurry, you can follow it and wait for it to get into the hole, and then dispose of it. The way to dispose of it is to irrigate it with water, or smoke it with smoke, or dig directly with a hoe. The result of this disposal is often very fruitful, and it can eliminate many rats at a time.

In fact, whether it is a "house mouse" or a vole, there are still many in the countryside. We shout "rat fight, rat fight" all day long, but in fact, our strength is not enough to completely eradicate rats. The size of the web woven by the rats in the ground is not something that we ordinary people can guess.

When I was a child, when I was sleeping, the most annoying thing was the biting and screaming between the rats. When he was angry, he would curse the rats: "Bit, bite, bite them all, and I'll be clean, and I can sleep peacefully." "When I grew up, I realized how naïve and naïve my swearing was. Rats bite mice, in fact, it is the same principle as dogs biting dogs, biting back and forth, and the final result is just biting two mouthfuls. It is completely unrealistic and impossible to expect rats to exterminate rats.

I remember that in "Historical Records: The Biography of Lislie", the record about Lisley and the mouse is very interesting:

"Li Si, Chu Shang Cai is also. When he was young, he was a county official, and he was frightened when he saw that the rats in the toilet of the official's house were unclean, and the neighbors were dogs. Si into the warehouse, watching the rats in the warehouse, eating the accumulated millet, living under the big house, not seeing the worries of people and dogs. So Li Sinai sighed and said: 'The sage of people is like a mouse, in the ears of everywhere!' ’”

Li Si saw the difference between toilet rats and hamsters, sighed and worked hard, and after being enterprising, he was enterprising, and he was enterprising after being enterprising. When everyone looks at this period of history, they often marvel at Li Si's youth, promising, ambition, and observation. But what happens after you get to power? Let's look at "The Biography of Lislie":

"In July of the second year of the second year, Gu Si was sentenced to five sentences and beheaded Xianyang City. Si was released from prison, and he was obsessed with his son, and he said: 'I want to lead the yellow dog with Ruofu, and go out to Cai Dongmen to chase the cunning rabbit, how can I get it!' Then father and son wept with each other, and the three tribes wept. ”

The result of Li Si's sigh rat, at first glance, is aggressive, but the result is actually very tragic:

The first is to behead in half, which is extremely cruel torture.

The second is that the father and son went to the killing field on the same day, and the pain of life and death is devastating.

The third is to look back on the past, I can't give up the life of the world, and I don't even have the slightest chance to lead the yellow dog and chase the cunning rabbit in the past.

Fourth, the implication is very heavy, and the father, son, and grandson all suffer together.

This is what happened from a toilet rat to a hamster, what a tragedy!

Think about it, how big the underground network of rats is, no one can figure it out, the rat is strong, the rat is strong, the rat is bite...... Rats are inexhaustible.

How many litters of rats are there in the world? No one knows!