More than a dozen Chinese went to France to cultivate vegetables, and the netizens' replies made people laugh
On April 23, a video caught the eye. Near the Chinese netizen's residence in France, there is a piece of wasteland that has been unmanaged for a long time. However, seeing this, more than a dozen Chinese invariably brought tools and the whole family went out to reclaim this barren land into a vegetable field.
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My grandmother shouted that she was tired from farming every day, and my mother said that she had to go to the hospital when she was tired, so it was better to buy something to eat, but my grandmother is now gone, and my mother planted that piece of land every day
Cultivating land: a journey in pursuit of nature and harvest
Amid the hustle and bustle of the city, I longed to find a peaceful place to get in touch with nature. So, I embarked on a journey of cultivating land, which is not only the reclamation of land, but also the pursuit of my heart's desire. Initially, I was both excited and overwhelmed by the face of this barren land.
There are no neat farmland, only overgrown with weeds and rocks. However, my heart is full of anticipation and longing to turn this land into an oasis of life. I began the hard work, cutting the weeds with a sickle and plowing the land with a hoe. Every time you hoe down, it is as if you are in dialogue with the land, feeling its solidity and tolerance. Sweat ran down my forehead, but instead of feeling tired, I felt a sense of pleasure in harmony with nature.
In the process of clearing the wasteland, I encountered many difficulties and challenges. The barrenness of the land and the instability of the climate have brought difficulties to cultivation. However, I was not discouraged and continued to explore ways to solve problems through study and practice. I consulted with experienced farmers on how to improve soil quality and how to choose crops that are suitable for the local climate. I also read a lot of agricultural books to learn about the tips and dos and don'ts of planting.
Through continuous efforts, I gradually mastered the essentials of planting. When the first seed was planted in the ground, I felt as if I saw hope for the future. I take good care of each seed, watering, fertilizing, weeding, and expecting it to thrive. As the days passed, the seedlings broke through the soil and the greenery gradually spread. Looking at the tender green leaves, my heart was filled with a sense of accomplishment. As the crop grows, I also harvest a lot.
It is not only a material harvest, but also inner satisfaction and growth. By cultivating the land, I learned patience and perseverance. Planting needs to wait, it needs to be patiently tended and cared for. In the process, I learned not to rush things, but to enjoy the process of hard work. I also know how to cherish and be grateful more. Every seed, every drop of sweat, embodies my efforts and expectations.
When I taste the fruits of my own hands, I feel a sense of gratitude. Cultivating land also made me feel the magic and beauty of nature. I witnessed the whole process of the seed from germination to flowering and fruiting, and felt the power and miracle of life. This land has become my spiritual sustenance, allowing me to find peace and balance in my busy life.
This once barren land has been transformed into a lush farmland. Every harvest season, I invite my friends to share the joy. Cultivating land is not only a kind of labor, but also a kind of love and pursuit of life. It has connected me to nature and brought me endless happiness and satisfaction through my hard work.