Translate the ancient poem Chuhe into modern Chinese and describe it to children.

At noon in summer, the sun is very hot, farmers are still working, and beads are dripping into the soil.

Who knows that every grain of Chinese food is hard?

Children, there are four seasons in a year, which season is the hottest? Yes, it's summer! Corn, soybeans and other crops are planted in summer. Shall I tell you a story about a farmer's uncle farming in summer? One summer noon, it was very hot and the sun was scorching the earth. A farmer's uncle wearing a straw hat is weeding in the field, and the seedlings in the field are wilted by the sun. The farmer's uncle's face was tanned, his thick arms were covered with sweat, and the sweat on his face ran down his cheeks. He wiped his sweat with his clothes while weeding, but the sweat kept dripping on the ground. For a good harvest, at this time, children, should we respect the farmer's uncle? The steamed bread, bread, cake and rice we eat are all made of grain, and every grain is planted by the hardworking farmer's uncle with sweat. Children should cherish food and cherish food. What should I do in the future? Don't throw steamed bread, bread or cake just because you don't like it. When eating rice, put the rice in a small bowl.