Siheyuan: Sap is the last word

After lunch, the students expressed their gratitude to He Yudong and the volunteers. They also expressed their desire to cherish food and not waste it. This activity is not only to convey the concept of cherishing food, but also an experience of gratitude and feedback, allowing students to understand that cherishing food is a contribution to society and a sense of gratitude for life.

He Yudong's grandfather heard about his live broadcast program and his initiative to cherish food, and he was very proud. Grandpa is an elder in the village with rich agricultural experience and wisdom. He has always supported He Yudong's mission. One day, a local magazine called and invited Grandpa to do an interview to share his life and planting experience.

Grandpa readily agreed to the invitation. He believed this was an opportunity to convey the concept of cherishing food to more people. When the day of the interview came, Grandpa dressed carefully in simple rural clothes, took his own farm tools, and prepared to go to the interview location.

He Yudong accompanied his grandfather there, and they sat in a teahouse in a small rural area waiting for the interview to begin. Everyone in the teahouse recognized He Yudong, and they and his grandfather began to chat and share stories about rural life. Grandpa’s humility and wisdom attracted the attention of many people. He not only talked about agricultural matters, but also shared his views on cherishing food.

After the interview began, Grandpa answered the reporter's questions calmly. He told about his childhood, how he learned to work in the fields, how he respected the power of nature, and how he passed on these values ​​to the next generation. He Yudong was also on the side, watching his grandfather and deeply feeling his wisdom and perseverance.

After the interview, the reporters felt very benefited and wrote a story about their grandfather, sharing his wisdom and concept of cherishing food. After this article was published, it aroused widespread resonance, and many people expressed that they should cherish food and learn to respect nature and labor.

As the days passed, He Yudong's mission continued to advance, and his live broadcasts became more and more popular. Under his leadership, people are paying more and more attention to the source of food and the importance of cherishing it. However, the good life does not always last. One day, a natural disaster struck He Yudong's hometown.

A heavy rain swept through the village, causing floods and mudslides. He Yudong's home was also affected. His grandfather's farmland was flooded, many agricultural products were washed away, and his home was in chaos. He Yudong hurried home and saw the disaster in his hometown.

Together with his grandfather, he and other farmers in the village worked hard to clean up the sediment and repair damaged farmland and houses. Their efforts lasted for several days, and despite encountering many difficulties, they firmly believed that only through cooperation and hard work could the disaster be overcome.

This natural disaster serves as a warning that food is hard to come by. Although his home was severely damaged, He Yudong's grandfather still adhered to his faith. He said: "This is just a test of nature. We must cherish food and face the challenges in life with strength."

While He Yudong and the people in the village were working hard to repair their farmland and homes, the sky suddenly turned gloomy. Dark clouds gathered and heavy raindrops began to fall, quickly turning into a downpour. The rain hit the dirt and splattered mud, making cleanup more difficult.

The heavy rain worries He Yudong because floods may strike again. He immediately organized the villagers to evacuate the dangerous area and took the elderly and children to higher places. Everyone hurried up the hillside, where they could avoid the threat of flooding.

He Yudong and other young people returned to the village and continued to rescue flooded farmland. Wearing raincoats, they worked hard in the pouring rain, using tools to clear drainage channels and try to reduce the pressure of the floods. The water flow is strong and washes away soil and crops, making the situation more critical.

In the heavy rain, people in the village encouraged each other, knowing that only through unity and cooperation can this natural disaster be overcome. He Yudong kept motivating everyone. He told them that every bite of food is worth cherishing and they must persevere no matter what difficulties they encounter.

Finally, the heavy rain stopped and the sky began to clear up. Although the villagers were exhausted, they saw that their efforts were bearing fruit. The floods caused no more damage, and despite having experienced two natural disasters, their faith and determination remained unbreakable.

After heavy rains, farmland and crops in the village suffered huge damage. He Yudong and the farmers in the village once again face the arduous task of repairing farmland and replanting crops as soon as possible to ensure future food supply.

In the early morning, He Yudong and the farmers in the village gathered beside the farmland. The soil was full of holes washed away by heavy rains, and the remains of crops still remained in the mud, making them almost unrecognizable. He Yudong felt heavy. He knew that time was running out and there was no time to cover the crops, otherwise all the agricultural products this season would be lost.

The farmers broke into teams and, using hoes, shovels and other tools, began clearing their fields. Each piece of land needs to be repeatedly turned over, the silt removed, and the soil leveled again. He Yudong also joined the work. He buried his head deep in digging the soil out of the farmland and treated every piece of land meticulously.

Time passed by, and the sun rose to the sky. Although everyone was covered in mud and their clothes were soaked with sweat, they persisted and did not give up. They know that only through hard work can they replant crops and restore food supplies.

That night, the farmers returned to the village tired and satisfied. Their farmland, while not yet completely restored, has made significant progress. He Yudong is proud that he has witnessed the unity and resilience of the villagers, who face natural disasters together and firmly believe in the concept of cherishing food.

After the heavy rain, farmland and crops in the village were severely damaged. He Yudong and the farmers in the village gathered again and decided to restore crops to ensure food supply.

The early morning sun shines on the farmland through sparse clouds. He Yudong led a group of farmers to the most severely damaged areas. They need to clear farmland and replant crops as soon as possible, otherwise they face the threat of famine.

He Yudong squatted down and used his fingers to trace out a plan for how to replant crops. He told farmers they could plant fast-maturing crops such as wheat and soybeans as quickly as possible to meet emergency food needs. They can then gradually repair other damaged crops, such as rice and corn.

Farmers sprang into action, turning over the land with hoes, clearing the mud and digging out the remaining remains of their crops. Every drop of sweat represents their cherishment of the crops, and they know that only through hard work can they regain the source of food.

Time passed by, and the farmers worked tirelessly. They encouraged each other and got through the tough times together. They felt joy when the first wheat seedling emerged from the soil, which was a testimony of their tenacity and hard work.

Although farmers work hard, they also have to face severe losses to their crops. Floods destroyed large areas of farmland and almost all crops were wiped out. He Yudong felt heavy-hearted because this was not just a loss of crops, but also involved the food supply of the entire village.

People in the village gathered together to discuss how to deal with this serious situation. An old farmer made a suggestion, he said: "We can ask the neighboring villages for help to see if we can borrow some crop seeds for replanting." Everyone thought this was a wise decision, so they decided to send representatives Go to a neighboring village to ask for help.

The delegates crossed the muddy fields to a neighboring village. They told farmers in neighboring villages about their plight and asked to borrow some crop seeds. After hearing this, farmers in neighboring villages immediately expressed their willingness to provide assistance, because they understand that in rural areas, helping each other is crucial.

When the representatives returned to the village, they brought back some crop seeds, much to the relief of the villagers. Despite the heavy losses, they still have hope, knowing that as long as they are replanted, the crops will grow, and although it will take time, they will not be plagued by hunger.

He Yudong also showed his strength and leadership at this time. He encouraged the villagers and told them that although the losses were serious, they would not be defeated because they cherished food and knew how to help each other. This setback made the villagers more convinced that cherishing every bite of food and every crop seed is an attitude towards life and respect for life.

In that rural area, people began to rescue the remaining crop seedlings. They carefully dug each seedling out of the mud, trying to keep it alive. He Yudong took the lead personally. He squatted on the muddy land, holding a wheat seedling in his hand, gently cleared the soil, and then carefully replanted it. This process requires both patience and skill to ensure that the seedlings will grow smoothly once re-rooted.

Other farmers are also carrying out rescue work in an intense and orderly manner. Some people used wooden sticks to carefully support the tilted corn seedlings, and others used straw ropes to retie the crops to keep them stable. In this difficult time, people have shown an amazing spirit of unity and cooperation.

Although the seedlings suffered tremendous pressure, they showed tenacious vitality. A week later, the seedlings in the farmland began to grow again, and tender green leaves appeared. The villagers felt extremely excited when they saw this scene. They knew that their efforts were not in vain.

He Yudong encouraged the villagers, saying: "These seedlings are our hope for the future, and they need our care and cherishment. No matter how difficult it is, we must persevere, because food is hard to come by, and our mission is to protect our food."