Changes in Hometown

First, it describes the implementation of the household contract responsibility system in the hometown. Farmers' enthusiasm for productive labor has increased, but the farming in the hometown is dry land. In the second year, there was a severe drought, so everyone ran around to overcome the difficulties. During this period, the government vigorously provided disaster relief. In the end, spring came, flowers bloomed, and autumn ushered in a good harvest, and people were able to have enough food and clothing. In addition, some prophets are not afraid of hardship or fatigue. He worked hard to support his children in going to college, and finally achieved outstanding results. Secondly, in order to resist the drought and take the road to wealth, everyone actively participated in the construction of electric power and water conservancy projects, laying the foundation for the road to wealth. First, they planted wheat, then planted "peas with corn, then planted potatoes, and planted wolfberries. The model of cash crops was repeated again and again. The transformation of the economy has brought about huge changes in my hometown. Furthermore, the education in my hometown has also undergone significant changes. These college students are all over the world. After working, they have made suggestions and donated money and materials to their hometown, which has played a great role in promoting the economy of their hometown. The article mentioned that if you plant a plane tree, you will not be afraid that the golden phoenix will not fly. During the planting process, we have always given the green light to the "advanced people" and mobilized their enthusiasm. The scientific and effective special products have become an effective supplement to the economic boom. And they first got rich and then invested in the construction of "Hope Primary School, thereby giving back to the society." The novel revolves around the word "bian", with a clear main line, prominent characters and twists and turns in the plot. It seizes a "big word" and thus serves the word "bian" and pushes rural reform to one climax after another.