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在清末民初时一个叫佛山的小镇上,住着一位叫鲍昆的青年,或许因为他长得壮实,也或许因为他为人憨厚,他被安排到当地一个救火队,并发给一支铜制水枪,上面刻着自己的名字。水枪用黄铜制造,泵体内外筒结合部位十分考究,长150厘米,水枪出水口直径约0.5厘米,重2.5公斤左右,水枪外面用竹片包装,看着崭新的水枪,小伙子一下子喜欢上了它,更何况是他专属的。
In the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, a small town called Foshan lived a young man called Bao Kun, perhaps because he was strong and grown-up, perhaps because he was simple and honest, and he was assigned to a local fire brigade and sent to a copper Water gun, engraved with his own name. Water gun made of brass, the pump cylinder body with a very elegant combination of parts, 150 cm long, diameter of about 0.5 cm water outlet nozzle, weighing about 2.5 kg, outside the water gun with bamboo packaging, looking at the new water gun, the boys suddenly liked It, let alone his exclusive.