What is it like to farm in your hometown?

Located in the remote small village of Nanchang, Jiangxi, it is the hottest time when the double robbery is carried out every year, and the temperature is about 40 degrees. Even if we turn on the fan indoors, it is already very hot, and we put on straw hats in the hot summer, ploughing and planting rice in the fields in the countryside, the sweat has been flowing to the eyes, flowing to the mouth, hanging a towel around the neck to wipe the sweat at any time, more than ten acres of fields, the vast seems to never be finished.

I have been in rural Chongqing for 4 years, so I have experienced 4 years of farming. Before farming, you need to plow the field with an ox and a plowshare, the purpose should be to loosen the soil, and then you need to sprinkle fertilizer or something. The next step is rice planting. There was a strange feeling that it seemed to be idle and tired.

Let me really know what is the noon of hoeing day, and the sweat drops into the soil. In my opinion, there is nothing harder in the world than farming.

It mainly depends on the mentality, if it is just for rations, farming is very hard; If it's for an idyllic life, farming can be cool.

Harvesting millet is a more annoying activity, because the freshly harvested millet is very alive (that is, it will make you ** very itchy), so I don't like to participate. However, the recovered rice often has some praying mantis and claw mothers (that is, locusts), so they often go to the rice pile to catch them to play.

In the past year, my father and I have returned to our hometown and replanted the barren land that had been put on hold for more than a decade. This is after the official retirement of the first generation of migrant workers and the new generation of migrant workers, the industry that can be engaged in in their hometown is still agriculture.

I started to go to the field at the age of 6, I'm amazing! Of course, the hard work is done by adults, and children are mainly responsible for watching and eating. During the season when frogs are active, they go to the fields to catch frogs at night with sacks and flashlights.

During the busy season, when I go home every evening, my legs and waist are basically crippled, and if I bend slightly, I will have a piercing pain. And after a good night's sleep, it's an equally hard day. "The pain is normal, and after a few more days, you get used to it. Father said.

It's very hard, before dawn in the morning, about four or five o'clock I have to go to the seedling field to pull seedlings, tie them into a bundle as thick as an arm, and carry them to the paddy field. At seven or eight o'clock, I went back to eat breakfast in a hurry and continued to plow, took a lunch break of more than two hours at noon, and went to the hot rice fields at two o'clock in the scorching summer.