The Three Blacks and the Land is a poem written by the poet Su Jinsan in September 1948. The first three paragraphs of the poem mainly describe the incomparable happiness of farmers after they have land; The next 12 part captures the typical character "Three Blacks" and tells a series of events such as digging, harrowing, recalling the past and imagining the future. After the land reform, the peasants' joy of turning over and their high enthusiasm for labor were manifested.
This paper is mainly about the farmer Sanhei, who fondled the land, carefully managed the land and planted buckwheat until the harvest.
The first part: (1 ~ 6): Farmers are black and have land, regard it as treasure, and devote their whole lives to plowing and raking the land. (Title: Rake)
Part II: (7 ~ 12): Sanhei was planting buckwheat in the field, and when he heard the sound of a slug, he remembered his childhood life. (Title: Recalling Childhood Life)
The third part: (section 13 ~ 15): Sanhei looks forward to a bright future. (Title: Looking to the Future)