The Peasant Girl of the Northern Song Dynasty and the Sanyuan Xianggong

Su Xiaohe, a doctor of agriculture, opened his eyes and became an orphan girl from Tanzhou in the Northern Song Dynasty. The drought was raging and the family was devastated, but she looked at the cracked fields and smiled - a professional match! Compost improvement, waterwheel design, drought-resistant breeding... Modern agricultural technology has amazed the whole village. The poor scholar who stayed overnight was always hanging around her, asking questions, and even helped her calculate the slope of the canal. It wasn't until he said goodbye and came to Beijing that she heard that this "Feng Dalang" was actually Feng Jing, the future number one scholar who had won three yuan in a row. He is praised by history books as the "Three Yuan Ji Di", praised by people at the time for his "beautiful appearance", and an infatuated person who never takes concubines throughout his life. She is a strange grass growing in the fields. She wants to feed farmers all over the world with her hands, and women can also study and stand up. From the dry fields of Xiangtan to the fish ponds of Jingnan, from the reform of Bozhou to the weirs and dams of Chengdu, she used agricultural technology to comfort the people, and he protected them with his official career. On the top of Qingcheng Mountain, he held her hand: "If you are willing, I will treat you like a true wife." She chuckled: "What I want is never a small apartment." When agricultural wisdom collides with the pinnacle of the imperial examination, and when modern souls dialogue with the character of the Northern Song Dynasty—— This is not a cliche story about clinging to the powerful, but a legend about two independent souls working together to rewrite agricultural history and break through the limitations of the times in the gaps of history. [Evidence is bones, stories are flesh] See how the peasant women shocked the Northern Song Dynasty with scientific farming. See how the number one scholar broke through the ranks with his lifelong devotion, In this million-word scroll, witness how a seed travels through thousands of years and blossoms into the flower of equality in the soil of history.