This year's Hehe rice is especially verdant, full of green vitality

A Li-Qing abroad left a message on Facebook, saying he could prepare to migrate back; a neighbor who has made good abroad is moved to tidy up his paddy field, because seeing all this brings back the scene of summer labor exchange twenty years ago, and he finds that returning to farming can also be a reclamation of the family's life focus. Receiving these bits and pieces, we know that after going through emergency-style strategies to stop the disappearance, this has begun to become a possible life option. From the perspective of adaptive development and environmental public interest, policy promotion must have a clear positioning and priority goals, but we are very clear that this does not mean that water terrace conservation only has the function of maintaining ecosystem services. From the beginning we were amazed by her diverse environmental values, later we eagerly immersed ourselves in learning field wisdom, and now what we most enjoy is feeling the display and expansion of that cooperation and inheritance. Watch the youngest farm owner Shoulong discuss ideas with farmers down the mountain, then turn around and thoughtfully take over the rough work of Boss Li's production and marketing; watch the third-generation farmer who just finished military service and sat in an office come back to carry rice sacks trip after trip, chatting and laughing on the ridge with city youth who have become friends; watch the junior high school student happily stepping through the mud and water to practice skills with senior Xiao Er-ge; I know that after value identification, new exchanges have already arisen, and each person is gradually finding a new position within this, evaluating new options for integrating into life.

Have a bowl of Hehe rice, join in maintaining water environment services.