What is the difference between farmers farming and fields and land? The difference between fields and land in northern Sichuan is that rice can be planted in fields and corn, sweet potato and soybean can only be planted in land. Some people hope to fight against the sky and meet the rain after a long drought. If it doesn't rain, corn will be planted in the field, so there is not much difference in the field, but of course crops can be planted in the field, and the land may not be able to grow all crops. For example, farmhouses and vast mountains are also called the earth.

In our countryside, planting rice is generally called field, and planting corn is called land. During the contraction in the 1980s, there were as many fields per capita as there are now. Therefore, due to the high field yield, the agricultural tax paid will further increase with the public valley. The tax paid by the land will also be reduced accordingly. Some places are collectively referred to as paddy fields and ridges. Our area is collectively called fields and land, and farmers should have both fields and land. In this way, the variety of food is relatively complete, including rice, corn, soybeans, peanuts, as well as fields and crops. The first two are sloping fields, and the last two are paddy fields.

If "land" and "land" are separated, there will be a difference. The scope of the field is very small. Fields are places where crops are planted, and they are all within the scope of fields. Including potato field, sweet potato field, peanut field, cabbage field, radish field and vegetable field.

The scope of land is very large. Fields where crops are planted, including mountains, woodlands and grasslands, all belong to the land scope, and farmers in rural areas and land for building houses in cities all belong to the land scope. We say that the land area of our country is 9.6 million square kilometers.

In our northeast countryside, sometimes we say that we farm in spring, sometimes we farm on the land contracted by our study, sometimes we work in my field, and sometimes we work in my field. Fields are not divided, but fields are mixed together. Rural contracted land is also customary contracted land.

This is a problem with idioms, and it is also the reason for local pronunciation. Another language organization speaks and uses differently.