康达的工作是一名马车夫，他在结束一天的工作后，将自己的所见所闻告诉农场

Kangda ’s job is a coachman. After finishing his day ’s work, he told other black people on the farm what he saw and heard. Similarly, George also played the role of a window. The black people did not have the ability to read and write. Oral communication became the only way to increase their knowledge. At the end of the root, the author indicated his writing purpose, and accidentally guessed. After twelve years of continuous verification, the author finally found the place where his ancestors lived and found himself Roots, but at the beginning, the beginning of this journey of finding roots is just a piece of history passed down by the family. The oral culture inherited to this day has become a symbol of black culture.

Konta's work is a carriageman who, after a day's work, tells the rest of the black son on the farm what he sees and hears, and George also plays a window role, black people do not have the ability to read and write, verbal communication becomes the only way to grow what they see, at the end of the root, the author shows his own purpose of writing, occasional guesses, after twelve years of constant evidence, the author finally found his ancestral life, found his roots, but the beginning of this journey, the beginning of this journey It's just that part of the history that's been passed down from home. The oral culture has become a symbol of black culture to this day.

CONDA's job is to be a coachman. After a day's work, he tells what he has seen and heard to the other black people on the farm. Similarly, George also plays a role of a window. Black people do not have the ability to read and write. Oral communication becomes the only way to increase their knowledge. At the end of the root, the author shows his writing purpose, occasional guesses and experiences In the past 12 years, the author has found the place where his ancestors lived and his roots. But at the beginning, the journey of finding roots was just the oral history of his family. Today, oral culture has become a symbol of black culture.