The moment a heavy rain washed away the mountain, Su Qinghuan, a 28-year-old assistant at the Academy of Agricultural Sciences, fell into a poor ravine in the Jokhang Dynasty - possessed by the 16-year-old "Su Ahe" who fainted from hunger. He had just escaped the abuse of his adoptive mother and crashed into the bamboo shed of Shen Yan, an Orion orphan.
In this poor mountain village of rocky desert, not even half a grain of rice can be found in the ground. Su Qinghuan took out the crumpled fragments of "Essentials for Elevating the People" in his pocket, and stared at the green black soil in the col with bright eyes: "Potatoes can be grown in this land."
When Shen Yan handed over half a piece of cold cake, he never thought that this girl who always squatted in the field and pulled the soil would make the whole mountain "come alive" - making ridges, applying plant ash, and diverting mountain spring water. Three months later, green potato seedlings appeared in the sand, and the autumn harvest per mu tripled! The village elder held the new rice tremblingly: "Ah He is the living Bodhisattva of our village!"
The days were just getting warmer, Shen Yan held her slightly protruding belly and the tips of her ears turned red: "Qinghuan, I... Are pregnant." In the old custom of "pregnant male husband", Su Qinghuan clutched the modern pregnancy manual and said: "Check! Please ask Mrs. Wang to deliver the baby, I will learn nursing, we must let the baby land safely!"
From then on, there was an additional scene in the morning mist of Xinghua Village: the hostess squatted on the edge of the field to teach the villagers how to distinguish the color of soil, the male host carried a medicine basket and memorized herbs, and the smell of chicken soup boiling for the pregnant woman floated in the stove. Aunt Zhou's tofu shop was set up, Liu Niang's elementary school started classes, and even the county's wife sent Hu sheep on horseback - Su Qinghuan's "Farming Scripture" was leading the entire mountain towards prosperity.
(Female · Farming · Two-way Growth｜See how modern agricultural women use a potato to leverage the female power in the world of heroines)
