Sweat drips down the soil, and every grain is hard? Every drop of grain has its origin, and then these grains are exchanged with a lot of sweat, especially for some farmers' uncles, which is the happiest moment of their harvest season. Then a netizen posted a video on the Internet, in which we could see an old man with a tan harvesting his rice fields. His body has been tanned by the scorching sun, but the old uncle still insists on harvesting his rice fields. Then an old man in Yongzhou harvested rice in the scorching sun. Why do farmers cherish their land so much?

Nowadays, many people cry for heat as soon as they go out, but I think it is difficult for the old man to harvest food by himself in this weather. Moreover, it is normal for farmers to cherish their land, because this land is their rice bowl. For them, this land is like their children, and the grain on this land is planted by themselves one by one. Then you must have special feelings for your land by going back and forth like this all year round. The connection between farmers and land is endless. For those farmers who face the land, land is everything to them. They are also in a good mood when harvesting food. No matter how bad the weather was then, they just wanted to harvest food. And we were born in such a happy society, and of course we have never tried these experiences. And we personally don't know that food is hard to come by.

No matter what level we are at, we should cherish these hard-won grains, because they are all farmers, planting them by hand, and sometimes there may not be one grain for every ten sweats. Although we live in a happy society now, we still need the consciousness of saving food and protecting the surrounding environment. As Haizi said, we should cherish food and vegetables. Every kind of food is hard to get.