包柑橘

夏天，为了防止柑橘被那些可恶的小虫子啃掉，高楼的阿公要给柑橘穿上一件“衣服”——纸袋，等到成熟了再剥开它的“衣服”。

In summer, in order to prevent the oranges from being eaten by those hateful little insects, the high-rise a gong wants to put on a "clothes" - paper bags for the oranges, and then peel off their "clothes" when they are mature.

今天一大早，我们一伙人去阿公的果园里包柑橘。到了果园，我们每人都得到了许多用报纸做成的纸袋和一些包扎用的笋皮丝。阿公对我说：“乐乐，你找棵矮点的树，用纸袋把柑橘套紧，把口子用笋皮丝扎住，就大功告成了。”

This morning, we went to a Gong's orchard to pack oranges. When we got to the orchard, each of us got a lot of paper bags made of newspapers and some bamboo shoots for binding. A Gong said to me, "Lele, you can find a shorter tree, use paper bags to cover the oranges tightly, and tie the mouth with bamboo shoots, and it will be a success."

包了一会儿，我发现了“三包胎”型柑橘，我拿起纸袋往上一套，没想到柑橘没套成反而浪费了一件“衣服“。我心想：三个一起套套不成，那我就一个一个套。于是我老老实实地一个一个套，还真成了。

After wrapping for a while, I found a "three Pack Baby" type orange. I picked up a paper bag and put it on. Unexpectedly, the orange didn't cover up, but wasted a piece of "clothes". I thought to myself: three sets can't be done together, then I'll make one set. So I honestly a set, but also really become.

这次我才给几十个柑橘穿上了“衣服“，就累得受不了，看来果农们真不容易呀！

This time I just put on "clothes" for dozens of oranges, which makes me tired. It seems that the farmers are not easy!