Villager finds an unusual stump by a ditch, observes the surroundings, and immediately calls the police

Uncle Yao found an unusual stump by a ditch, carefully observed the surroundings, and immediately called the police.

Uncle Yao is a true rural man who quite enjoys growing stumps; after finishing his farm work, he always finds time to go into the mountains and look for some flowers, plants, and tree stumps to plant. However, he never touches rare or protected plants, such as: wild boxwood (Buxus), wild Huilan orchids (Cymbidium faberi), and so on.

When he goes into the mountains to dig up tree stumps, the most common ones are azalea stumps. As for rare plants like wild Huilan orchids, he not only refrains from digging them up, but when he comes across orchid seeds, he personally sows the mature orchid seeds around the orchids so that the orchids can reproduce better. So the azalea is his first choice for cultivation.

One day, he and a few companions went into the mountains again, partly to find some tree stumps to plant, and partly to experience the mountains and enrich their spare time. Unexpectedly, not long after entering the mountains, beside a relatively hidden ditch with dense vegetation, they found an azalea with lush branches and leaves, and quite a few branch tips were still blooming. For someone who loves growing stumps, this experience was naturally thrilling.

So, around this azalea stump, he started searching again, hoping to find another one, and today he was even luckier. Unfortunately, beside a Gastrodia elata field not far away, this scene left him stunned - he had actually found something unusual here??? Opium poppies. Growing this kind of thing in a place like this really made it hard to spot, and there were dozens of them, large and small. So he picked up the phone and called the police.

In the police's further inspection, it was confirmed to be opium poppies, and they were centrally eradicated and destroyed. They used this as a clue to investigate. In the end, it turned out that a person growing Gastrodia elata had planted them here. According to this person, this stuff can treat colds and other symptoms, so he planted a few. Later, this person was fined and given legal education.

If you encountered a situation like this, what would you do? But I believe that in this harmonious society, living a happy life, you should not do things that break the law or violate the rules. When you really have nothing to do, just be like Uncle Yao and grow some flowers and plants, or plant some tree stumps to enrich your life - why not?