In this day and age, there are still people who don't even know wheat, and it is astonishing that the wheat that is about to be harvested is regarded as a weed. Perhaps, they had never set foot in the fields and knew nothing about the crops that grew on the land. However, don't the illustrations in the textbooks never catch your eye?
On April 19, a video on the Internet caused heated discussions. An off-road vehicle was galloping through the wheat field, and where the wheels passed, the wheat seedlings fell one after another. Those wheat, which were originally held high, are now like suffering a heavy blow, which is heart-wrenching. Why is wheat being so ravaged at this moment, just over a month before it is ripe? The reason behind this is really puzzling.
After the video was exposed, it quickly spread on the Internet. The contractor chose to call the police in anger, and the police quickly locked up the owner of the car involved. In an interview, the community director revealed that the owner of the car was just an ordinary citizen, and they chose to keep his gender and age secret. The owner explained to the police that he had never seen wheat and mistook it for a weed. However, can this seemingly neat "weed" really make people so misunderstood?
Although the owner of the car called sincerely to apologize afterwards, the contractor also showed a tolerant side, saying that as long as the apology was enough, no compensation was required. They believe that these fallen wheat, there may be a glimmer of life and a chance to get back on their feet. However, this result was not recognized by netizens. In the comment area, doubts came one after another. Some people wonder why some people don't even know wheat, and some worry about whether wheat can really come back to life. Some netizens bluntly said that even if they don't know wheat, it is understandable, but such wanton destruction is really intolerable.
In this incident, we have seen people's indifference and ignorance of crops, as well as the tolerance and generosity of the contractor. However, this does not mean that we can turn a blind eye to such behavior. After all, every wheat field carries the hard work and expectations of the farmers, and any damage is disrespectful to the fruits of their labor. Therefore, we should take this as a lesson to enhance our awareness of crops and protect them, and jointly protect this green land.