talked about the truth of cherishing food.
At noon, when the farmers were weeding hard, sweat dripped into the soil under the grain. Who knows that every meal in the plate is the hard work of farmers. ?
Appreciation of the famous sentence-"Who knows that every grain of food is hard?"
At the beginning of the poem, it reminds people of the hard work of farmers at noon in the scorching sun, and expresses deep sympathy and respect for farmers.
In a very crude style, the poet sketched a scene of field work: farmers are sweating their crops instead of avoiding the scorching sun, which reminds people that every grain is hard to come by.
This scene is very prominent in the poem, and it can also remind us how many people are enjoying the fruits of farmers' labor in the shade?
those rich people's rich "meals on the plate" are just the sweat shed by farmers' hard work in the storm and under the scorching sun! This sharp contrast makes us see the poet's sympathy for the peasants and his dissatisfaction with the reality of inequality.