Green chili from my small yard

Hi everyone,
What about the covid-19 situation in your country? In our country, covid-19 is a bit quiet. However, due to our political problem, commodity prices have risen slightly in our country these days. This is a difficult time to live for everyone. Our family grows some vegetables in a small yard so we can save some money. The plants that grow the largest number of plants in my small garden are chili plants and blue butterfly pea plants.
The house where our family used to live did not have any land to grow plants at that time. So, no plants were planted at that time. My dad loves to grow plants, so he planted most of the plants in our family's small yard.

My father first planted some chili plants in the small yard. When our town was locked down by covid-19, my father planted this some chili plants. My father started planting some chili seeds that my mother bought for my first chili plant. Now I have over 10 chili plants in my small yard.

Almost all of my chili plant plants have white flowers. These little white flowers are small and beautiful. Some black ants also bite this white flower. These white flowers will soon turn into tiny chilis.

In the picture above you can see the little white flower change into small chilis. I think these little chilis are so cute.

Most of my chili plants have chili. These chilies are still green. But they are ready to be harvested. So, I picked some chili today. At first, I thought ants didn't like chili's. While I was picking chili today, I noticed that some ants were biting the pepper
Chili is used in cooking and in salads. Most Myanmar people like spicy food. Burmese people sometimes eat chili when eat rice. In some Myanmar homes, chilis are tied with string and hung in front of the house. Pepper is good for the digestive system. I read in a book that people who regularly eat chilis are less likely to get cancer.