The third volume of New Farmers, <Bitter Summer>, is set in an era when our Party exempted farmers from agricultural taxes on their contracted land and provided grain-seed subsidies to address rural living conditions. As China undergoes rapid change and its economy soars, rural development still depends primarily on the growth of household economies. How to develop those economies and improve living conditions has become a practical challenge for a new generation of farmers. On top of that, this summer brings a once-in-a-century severe drought. Let us see how farmers, under the leadership of the Party and local governments, fight the drought and protect their harvests.
This book describes how typical contemporary new farmers, new ideas, and how to use scientific breeding to make a fortune. Not only does it not only make itself rich, but it also leads the people in the village to become well-off. It is worthy of being a young and promising village cadre!
I think this book is comparable to the ordinary world
The order is a bit messy. It's close to life, and the descriptions are detailed and bold, which is good.
Really reflects rural life
Super exciting, recommend to everyone