The pinyin of five grains: rice (dào), broomcorn millet (shǔ), Ji (jì), wheat (mài), and Shu (shū).

1. Rice refers to rice. After the rice is hulled, it is called brown rice. Rice can be obtained by grinding brown rice to remove the bran layer. Rice is the staple food for more than half of the world's population. ?

2. Millet (shǔ), yellow rice, also known as méi and yellow millet. The color is similar to millet, but millet is not millet and is slightly larger than millet. It will be Rice becomes sticky after being cooked and can be used to make wine and cakes. ?

3. Ji (jì) is also called "millet" or "millet", which is the yellow millet we usually eat. It grows tolerant to drought and has many varieties. It is commonly known as "five-color millet". There are white, red, yellow, black, orange and purple millet in various colors, as well as sticky millet. ?

4. Wheat, including barley and wheat. Wheat is the only cereal variety that does not originate in China. Wheat is peeled and ground into flour, which can be made into bread, steamed buns and other foods. After fermentation, it can be made into beer, alcohol, liquor, etc. ?

5. "Shū" is the general name for beans. Generally speaking, "Shū" refers to "soybeans", also called "soybeans". Soy products are one of the foods that Chinese people like. ?

A bumper harvest in a sentence

1. Good weather and a bumper harvest are the wishes of every farmer.

2. His hometown is in the south of the Yangtze River, where the grain is abundant every year and the livestock are prosperous.

3. The weather is going well this year, and it is another good year with abundant harvests.

4. After the water conservancy project is completed, our village will have a good harvest and have more than enough every year.

5. The biggest wish of farmers who have worked hard for a year is to have a good harvest.

6. It is rare to have such a bumper harvest this year, with so much rice harvested.