Spring returns to the earth, and everything recovers. With the spring breeze blowing, the fields ushered in the annual spring ploughing season.
In the early morning, before the sun has fully risen, the village is already a busy scene. Farmers put on their newly purchased hats and walked out of their homes and onto the paths in the fields. These hats are different from the past, they are brightly colored and fashionable, not only shading the sun and wind, but also becoming a beautiful scenery in the field. The new atmosphere of the agricultural hat seems to indicate that this year will be a good year for a bumper harvest.
The peasants wielded their hoes and worked hard, sweat soaking their clothes and sticking to their faces, but they were still smiling because this was the beginning of their hard work and a vision of a better life in the future. Although spring ploughing is hard, there is endless hope and expectation in this hard work.
In the field, the machine roared, and modern agricultural tools replaced some traditional agricultural tools, improving work efficiency. But these modern equipment did not reduce the hard work of the farmers. They still have to turn the soil, fertilize and sow seeds, and there is no room for sloppiness in every step. Because they know that only the hard work of spring ploughing can be exchanged for the fruits of autumn.
At noon, the sun is high and the fields are steaming. Farmers sit on the ridges, eat a simple lunch, and take a break. Although sweat mixed with dirt and clung to their faces, they were still full of joy. Because they know that the hope of this year has been sown in this fertile land, waiting to take root, blossom and bear fruit.
In the spring ploughing season, although it is hard, the farmers are full of hope and expectation. With their own hands, they are creating a better future. This tenacity and diligence are not only the awe of the land, but also the love and persistence of life. With their hard work, this land will be full of vitality and welcome the joy of harvest.