"One Picture And One Story Week #97".

mariyaafrin (68)in Steem For Pakistan • 4 days ago

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My Dear Friends,
I am @mariyaafrin from #Bangladesh 🇧🇩

Hello my dear steemit friends. How are you all? I hope everyone is well by the grace of Allah. Alhamdulillah, I am also well with your prayers and love. I am here with a new post again, welcome to my new post, I hope you will like my post.Friends, today I participated in the "One Picture And One Story Week #97" competition organized by Steem For Pakistan community.Thank you @suboohi ma'am for organizing such a great competition.Today as part of this competition I am sharing a story about a photo. so let's start........

Friends, the picture above shows many people gathered in one place and enjoying the process of making a traditional and ancient sweet.I took this photo at a rural fair held in our school grounds, where they were demonstrating the process of making sweets using this traditional, ancient method.Sweets are one of the symbols of our ancient tradition.In ancient times, various merchants used to make this sweet by steaming sugar inside a machine.It is commonly known as Hawaii Mithai in rural communities.This is basically conveying the identity of our ancient traditions and culture to the current generation because the people of the current generation were unaware of this primitive culture.

On special occasions, fairs are organized in our village, where various small shops are set up.I went to visit that shop and while I was looking around each stall, my eyes suddenly fell on this traditional and unusual method of making a sweet, which was crowded with many people.There, I noticed that they were making sweets in a unique way. In the local language, they call it Hawaii sweets.When I was very young, we used to ferry people around our village and sell sweets in this air. This is one of our childhood memories.

Then I went there with my friends and saw a large crowd.Everyone is eagerly waiting to eat this dessert.The sweet seller was struggling to make and serve the sweets to everyone because there were so many people standing there in a crowd.I also asked my friend to eat this sweet. He took great pains to bring me a Hawaii sweet despite the crowd.It really tasted amazing.Soft as cotton, it melted in an instant when you put it in your mouth.It looked even more amazing to eat because it looked a little pink.

This amazing dish at our local fair truly reminded me of my childhood.As a child, we used to see these available in our rural markets.In such a rural fair, one can really learn about many traditional and ancient traditions.That moment was truly amazing to me.If you look at the picture above, you can understand how crowded it was.Then we went home after seeing a large crowd there and visiting the entire fair.I had a wonderful time with my friends at the fair.

I hope everyone will like my beautiful story in today's film and let me know how you all liked it in the comments.If any of you have tried this unique dessert, please let us know in the comments how you like it.See you in a new post until then everyone stay well, stay healthy and stay safe.