Farming: A Relaxed Life in the Mountain Village Starts with an Orchard
种田：悠闲山村生活从果园开始
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- 1.3M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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The kind of everyday stories about parents paying respects to the heavens are not interesting. Many writers, in order to save time, don't write about their parents in a way that doesn't fit into their lives, so the books don't feel very interesting.
Are all the fruit tree pruning and fruit and vegetable planting done by one person on 150 acres? The system's labeling might be the best, but if you hire a few experienced people to help, and then check it again, how much difference can there be?
Whenever I'm out of books to read, I go back to your last one. I've read it at least twenty times. When will you be able to write an ending for your old book?
The highlight of this novel is its vivid descriptions of folk customs and local rural life (although they are quite different from ours). It's readable enough during a reading slump. The only downside is the dialogue, which is quite uncomfortable. For example, the way the protagonist speaks to his mother-in-law's generation is so over-the-top with "thank you," which is unusual for relatives.
It's been on the market for so long, and you still have to write such a long article about the system? Is that appropriate? Couldn't you just sum it up in one sentence?
It hasn't been as good since I started writing about study tours. 🙂🙂
This book seems to start from when the pomelo ripens; I don't want to read the beginning at all.
The amount of money earned wasn't written down.
This kind of slice-of-life story should focus on children, especially since the main characters have a couple. I remember a book called "The Perfect Little Farm" by Ming Yao, which focuses on children's daily lives; it was pretty good.
Very nice
No annoying or sordid incidents, no cheat codes that break the sky. The scenes depicting family labor customs are interspersed with a comfortable rhythm.