Inheriting a Farm in Northeast China

By 2020, our country had freed itself from dependence on imported grain, with rice self-sufficiency at 101% and wheat at 98%. But as the world's biggest consumer of pork, we still had to import 20,000 breeding pigs from abroad and 100 million tons of soybeans, with self-sufficiency below 20%. None of this seemed to have anything to do with Bei Duoli, who worked 996 and wound up in the ICU after work, until she inherited a farm in Northeast China. Bei Duoli: “Thanks for asking. I'll go beat up my boss, quit my job, and become a farmer.” A realistic farming story with no golden finger. A good harvest depends mainly on science and technology. From raising seedlings to transplanting rice, she has to do it all herself, and she also has to outwit the pigs. To achieve great ambitions, one must be ready to make sacrifices; dare to make the sun and moon shine anew. How delightful to see waves of rice and beans, heroes everywhere returning in the evening glow. “Seven-Character Regulated Verse: To Shaoshan” [I'll revise this when I think of a better blurb. I'm off to the farm to play with the pigs... Theme: The glory of labor