If there are any must-see dramas this month, it must include today's "Clarkson's Farm".
Fans who haven't watched the drama yet will definitely think, what's so fun about farming?
But I would say that the episodes are more exciting than you can imagine.
Every episode is worthy of a Hollywood blockbuster!
The two seasons that were previously launched were well received on the whole network, and Douban scored as high as 9.6 points.
Now that the third season is online, it is still the familiar "taste", and the current Douban score is also as high as 9.6!
Clarkson's Farm is a real-life documentary starring Jeremy Clarkson that shows his experience running a farm from scratch.
The story takes place in a vast 6,000-acre land in the Cotswolds, England, where there are not only arable land, but also creeks, waterfalls, woods, and fields of wildflowers.
Jeremy had been buying the land for ten years, but after the lease ended in 2018, he decided to run the farm himself, embarking on a challenging and hilarious pastoral life.
The first season begins like the beginning of many farm games, with Jeremy owning 6,000 acres of land but barely having any farm experience.
Viewers can follow him through the life of a farm from scratch.
He bought all sorts of expensive agricultural equipment, such as a Lamborghini tractor, but soon discovered that it could not enter a regular garage and was extremely complicated to operate.
Jeremy had to learn how to use the equipment and keep figuring it out and tweaking it in practice.
Farm life isn't as simple as Jeremy thinks.
During the sowing period, he encountered the rainy season that occurs once in decades, which caused the seeds to fail to germinate normally;
During the growing season, the driest spring makes it difficult for crops to grow;
When the harvest period arrived, it caught up with the once-in-a-century epidemic, which made it impossible for agricultural products to be sold smoothly...
Despite all the odds, Jeremy persevered and ended up earning only £144.
These hilarious and poignant experiences made the audience feel the hardships and difficulties of farm life in laughter.
By the second season, Jeremy had gone from "Knowing Nothing" to "Still Knowing Nothing", but his performance on the farm had matured.
He began to gain a deeper understanding of the complexities of agriculture and tried to navigate the gray area.
For example, the legal and administrative problems he encountered in the cultivation and breeding process forced him to learn how to deal with all kinds of cumbersome licensing and bureaucracy.
This season, Jeremy also tried to diversify.
He opened a small farm shop and tried to sell produce directly to the local community.
But it wasn't all smooth sailing, and Jeremy encountered many unexpected problems along the way, from supply chain management to customer service.
These experiences not only show the intricacies of farm operations, but also give the audience a better understanding of the various aspects of modern agriculture.
In the latest third season, the story line will be more in-depth and Jeremy's challenges will be more severe.
A severe drought threatens crops, inflation is rising, and his dreams of opening a restaurant on his farm are dashed.
Despite this, Jeremy remains optimistic and tackles challenges with humor.
In this season, Jeremy also explores the issue of animal husbandry and slaughter.
This issue is especially important in farm life, but it is also fraught with moral and emotional contradictions.
Jeremy tries to find answers and shows the complexity of human nature in his self-deprecation.
He develops a deep bond with animals, but also has to face the cruelty of reality.
After announcing that he would "never eat meat again", Jeremy still couldn't resist the temptation to eat and continued to enjoy the pleasures of farm life.
The season also delved into sustainability issues in agriculture.
Jeremy realized that modern agriculture not only needs to face the challenges of the natural environment, but also has to deal with social and economic pressures.
He tried to adopt more environmentally friendly and sustainable agricultural practices, such as reducing the use of chemical pesticides, increasing the use of organic fertilizers, and introducing more biodiversity.
These attempts not only helped him improve the yield and quality of crops, but also opened the audience's eyes to the possibility of sustainable agricultural development.
Overall, Clarkson's Farm is not just a comedy, but a profound reflection on human nature, nature, and modern agriculture.
It uses humor to show the truth and hardships of farm life, so that the audience can feel the awe of nature and the love of life in laughter.
Whether you're interested in agriculture or weary of city life, you'll find something to resonate with.
Clarkson's Farm is definitely worth watching.
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