At this time, farmers will try their best to struggle in the farmland and reap the fruits of hard work for a year.
First, the first batch of wheat seedlings looked up, accompanied by the joy of farmers.
1, "If you plant a millet in spring, you will reap 10,000 seeds in autumn." This is a poem by Li Shen, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, which depicts the charm of farming culture in China. Wheat is one of the main food crops in China, and it is also one of the most widely planted food crops with the highest yield.
Every early summer, when the wheat seedlings cultivated in spring grow into clusters of tender yellow wheat ears, farmers begin to make their waists more curved.
Second, the next step is the competition between physical strength and skill.
1, late summer and early autumn are the peak of wheat harvest and the busiest time for farmers. At this time, wearing straw hats and carrying sickles and baskets in their hands, the farmers walked into their fields with steady steps.
With the arrival of harvest climax, the golden storm of wheat began. Sickle shuttled through the golden wheat field, and the busy figure kept bending and stretching.
3. Put down bundles of wheat ears in a certain order, and then gently wake up the tractor in your hand to collect the wheat. In the process of harvesting, farmers not only rely on manual labor, but also need certain skills and experience to harvest more wheat.
Third, the art of recording life with poetry and turning wheat harvest into words.
1, for a long time, the expression of wheat in China culture is very rich. From the ancient Book of Songs and Songs of the South to modern poems and songs, the image of wheat has been widely used in various artistic creations.
2. For example, the song "Little Cowherd" sings: "The ears of wheat are clustered, and the ears of rice turn to the autumn wind; When a cow drinks water, two whips are quick. " The image of ears of wheat and rice naturally blends with rural scenery, giving people excellent audio-visual enjoyment.
3. In a word, harvesting wheat is an important activity in summer and autumn in rural areas of China. Harvesting wheat is not only the hard work of farmers, but also a part of China's cultural ecology.
It makes us feel the gift of nature and the happiness of labor, and makes us realize the contribution and value of agricultural labor to the development of the country.