++++++++ My family's first-class land is in a ditch called Qingjian Gou. The land is not big, only two and a half acres. When it was divided, it was one and a half acres. That acre was built by my father. To the east is a not-too-high vertical cliff, and to the west is a steep slope. On the steep slopes grow some dark green mugwort; clusters of old rhizome with little white flowers; and green leaves of sheep's head and wild jujube. Wild jujubes always grow on dry cliffs. In August, on its winding branches with powerful needles, the fruits are ripe and red, and they look like burning flames from a distance, which is really beautiful. What I like most is the papaya tree at the bottom of the steep slope. The papaya tree has been growing on my land for many years. It has grown from a small seedling to the height of a person now. Although it dominates a large piece of land, I can't bear to dig it up.