The trouble of spring ploughing
In March, everything recovers. However, Lao Zhang, a farmer in Jianhua Town, Kailu County, Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia, could not enjoy the warm spring sun and the joy of sowing seeds. The more than 4,500 acres of cultivated land he contracted were blocked by local village and town officials, and could not be planted. Lao Zhang said anxiously and heartbrokenly: "Crops are subject to solar terms, and if they exceed the time, they will not be ripe, and the land will be in vain." If it can't be planted in a few days, the land will have to be abandoned. You have to turn over the ground, and time won't wait for anyone if you don't turn the ground!"
Tough attitude
When Lao Zhang and the contractors were about to drive into the agricultural machinery to cultivate, the director of the village committee brought people to stop them. They blocked the front of the farm machinery and even threatened to find 200 people to stop the contractor if he did not obey. When the peasants wanted to call the police, the village director directly said, "What can you do when 110 comes!" This tough attitude made the peasants feel helpless and panicked.
solution
In the face of the peasants' anger, the village chief offered a solution: If you hand over rice, you can grow it! However, he was unclear about the basis for the peasants' inquiries about the rice, and he just brazenly said: "If I am asked to collect rice, I will collect rice." "This unjustified solution has left farmers angry and disappointed.
More tough means
Ji Moumou, deputy secretary of Jianhua Town, heard the news and said directly to the contractor: "The land does not belong to you, you belong to the forcible occupation of collective resources." I have been dissuaded in the morning and still do not listen, and in the afternoon I will forcibly detain the car. Ji Moumou's attitude was even tougher, and he even threatened to detain the car. The farmers felt helpless and heartbroken, unable to understand why their efforts and dedication were being treated in this way.
The attention of netizens
The incident quickly sparked a heated discussion online. Many netizens expressed sympathy for the plight of farmers, arguing that farmers should be the legitimate users of the land, rather than the objects of the charges. Some netizens angrily said: "Is it reasonable for peasants to pay fees for farming? Isn't our rural policy meant to support peasants?" Netizens have called for strengthening the management of rural land and ensuring that the legitimate rights and interests of peasants are not infringed upon.
Reflections and voices
This incident reflects the problems existing in the management of rural land on the mainland, and also reveals the neglect of peasants' rights and interests by some local officials. Netizens called for strengthening the management of rural land to ensure that the legitimate rights and interests of farmers are not infringed upon. At the same time, there is a need to increase investment in rural infrastructure, improve agricultural productivity, and help farmers increase their incomes. Farmers hope that more preferential policies will be introduced to ease their burdens and allow them to farm with peace of mind.
A glimmer of hope
In the face of heated discussions, the local government said it would review this regulation and introduce relevant policies as soon as possible to ensure that farmers' rights and interests are protected. It is hoped that effective measures can be taken to solve this problem, so that farmers can smoothly carry out spring plowing work and sow hope. The relevant departments should conduct an in-depth investigation into the matter, hold those responsible accountable, and severely deal with those village cadres who abuse their power and threaten the peasants. Only in this way can we protect social fairness and justice and safeguard the rights and interests of peasants.
Summary: The problem of peasants paying fees for farming not only reflects the problems existing in rural land management in mainland China, but also reveals the neglect of peasants' rights and interests by some local officials. To solve this problem, we need the joint efforts of society and farmers to effectively protect the legitimate rights and interests of farmers and put rural development on a fairer and more just path. It is hoped that this matter will attract more people's attention, and jointly strive for a reasonable solution for farmers and inject new vitality into the development of rural areas.
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