I am an out-and-out rural child. As far as I can remember, it was extravagant to want to eat a big rice when I was a child. In the 1980s, I was probably a teenager. Although I can't eat delicious food, we children always fill our stomachs in our own way.

Because both parents are farmers, they only rely on one acre of land to get some living expenses every year. If it weren't for the festival, it would be impossible to see the meat. So when we were young, we would shoot some sparrows with slingshots to roast them. At that time, sparrows were not the second-class protected animals in our country, but they could be killed.

When I was a child, the river was also rich in fish. Although it can't be described as beating roe deer with a stick or scooping fish, it's similar. The general staple food is mainly corn stubble. Only during the Spring Festival will we eat less rice, because we belong to the mountainous area and don't grow rice. Corn is one of the main crops. Think about our life now, earth-shaking changes have indeed taken place, and we are tired of eating big rice after big fish and big meat.

Sometimes it's not the taste of the food itself that has changed, it's just that it can't be eaten when you are young, and you will have an impression occasionally. Without a good national strategic policy, a good policy would not have our happy life today. When I was young, I had to pay the state for farming. Now the state gives some subsidies to farmers in all aspects. I believe that the future development of rural areas will be better and better, because many good policies of the country are also leaning towards rural areas.