"The public hype of "India's No. 1 rice export" was angrily criticized by netizens!
Recently, a well-known article with a clear tendency to guide has gone viral on the Internet and sparked heated discussions. At the beginning of the article, a photo of Modi was accompanied by such a "brain-burning problem": "India does not have Yuan Longping, and rice exports are the first in the world; China has Yuan Longping, but the world's largest rice imports. "
The article is vague and ambiguous, trying to imply that "Yuan Longping's scientific achievements are not important" and taking the opportunity to belittle China and beautify India. However, this blatant rhythmic attempt to influence public opinion has aroused the fury of netizens. In just a few days, there were hundreds of angry comments, fiercely "scolding" such ignorant and ulterior motives.
"Entrainment of private goods, brainless stupid words!"
"Just Yuan Lao let you eat too much?"
"There is a lot of arable land and low yield, so you have to sell it if you have enough food to eat?"
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The comments of netizens hit the nail on the head, exposing the "yin and yang" tricks of the public and frustrating the attempt to belittle China's agricultural science and technology and deliberately beautify India.
It is not difficult to respond to this "brain-burning problem". Behind the phenomenon of "India's high rice exports" is a cruel reality: in order to earn foreign exchange and industrialize, India does not hesitate to starve hundreds of millions of its own people and export large quantities of grain to foreign countries.
As early as the 60s of the 20th century, India was shocked by the outbreak of the world-shattering famine, which led to the displacement of millions of people, and to this day, India is still one of the countries that has not eradicated poverty. For this reason, India had to turn to the world for help, and the famine in India became a humanitarian crisis that caused a lot of embarrassment.
But even so, India's policy has not fundamentally changed, and out of the need to earn foreign exchange, grain is still exported in large quantities. To this day, nearly 200 million people in India live below the poverty line, and malnutrition is rampant.
On the other hand, the mainland's grain import policy has a completely different purpose. There are two main reasons for China's grain imports: one is to meet the diversified food needs of the people, such as imported wheat; The second is to meet the demand for grain and grass for the development of animal husbandry. In general, China's grain imports are to meet the people's demand for high-quality food, rather than sacrificing people's food and clothing for foreign exchange as in India.
It is precisely on this basis that China has made "ensuring national food security" a top priority and vigorously developed local agricultural production. Yuan Longping and his status as the "father of hybrid rice" are an important pillar of China's food security.
Yuan Longping's unremitting research and innovation have greatly increased the yield of hybrid rice in China, which has strongly supported the development of agriculture on the mainland and the people's lack of food and clothing. This is not only a scientific research achievement, but also an important historical feat for the Chinese nation to achieve agricultural modernization and food self-sufficiency in the process of coping with population expansion!
In contrast, India's practice of earning foreign exchange through exports is fundamentally unable to fundamentally solve the problem of food and clothing for hundreds of millions of its own people. On the contrary, it not only exacerbates the contradiction between the rich and the poor in China, but also exacerbates the already fragile ecological environment. According to reports, India's food production has been unable to keep pace with population growth due to the lag in agricultural modernization and the lack of arable land and irrigation facilities per capita.
Is this the "height of India" that the public intellectuals want to "boast"? In the eyes of some people, the immediate problem of food and clothing and the survival of the people are so unimportant?
Therefore, the public's practice of speculating on the data of "India's No. 1 rice export" to belittle Yuan Longping and slander China is obviously perverse with ulterior motives. However, their trick of trying to secretly send yin and yang autumn waves was still a "lesson" from netizens. The eyes of the masses are still bright.