crops
Pinyin: zhuāng jia (refers to the grain crops in the field, and the crops read softly).
The first chapter of Liu Qing's Iron Wall: "There are trees on the beach and crops on the beach."
The first chapter of Yang Mo's Song of Youth: "The crops are dense and the rivers are bright."
Traditional agriculture
Traditional agronomy in China simply defines agriculture as planting crops.
"People are born in the earth and raised in the sky" (Lv Chunqiu Shenshi). In other words, agricultural production is inseparable from crops, people, land and sky.
The achievements of traditional agriculture in China are mainly reflected in these four aspects.
Crop is an agricultural organism.
Two people, namely agricultural producers.
Three places, namely land and soil.
Four days, that is, agricultural climate, also refers to various characteristics of agricultural organisms.