Inteview with BRB on Memories of Making Shu and Oral Traditions

Part 2, This interview with BRB, an elder woman from Royee village, captures her detailed recollections of traditional Shu making, livestock herding, and the changing rhythms of rural life. She speaks about spinning, carding, and teasing wool by hand, learning craft skills from her mother-in-law, and the strong communal culture of working together. BRB reflects on the shift from handmade to MAKhine produced warp and the decline of Shu due to market changes.

第二部分 本访谈的对象为罗伊村（Royee village）的老年女性BRB，详实记录了她对传统Shu制作、牲畜放牧以及乡村生活节奏变迁的回忆。她讲述了手工纺纱、梳毛与分梳羊毛的工序，提及自身从婆婆处习得手工技艺，以及当地浓厚的互助协作社群风尚。BRB还反思了经纱生产从手工向MAKhine生产的转变，以及受市场变化影响下Shu制作的式微。