Wu Zhou Paddy Field 202 1 Harvest Time

Rice fields in Wu Zhou are usually harvested in early July. Rice fields in Wu Zhou are usually harvested in early July. During the rice harvest season in Guangdong, most of the rice harvest begins between the small part and most of the 24 solar terms every year.

Rice is rice. The implication of rice is a bumper harvest, symbolizing that wealth is more than enough, life becomes richer, and it is a yearning for a better life. When people have enough rice and their lives are guaranteed, then life will get better day by day.

When the rice fields in Wu Zhou, Dongcheng and Dongguan are mature, the road will become a comprehensive farmers' market. Wu Zhou Community, with nearly 700 acres of paddy fields, is the largest standardized demonstration base of contiguous rice planting in Dongguan, and it is also a rare urban agricultural park in Dongguan, a famous modern manufacturing city.

Every week, villagers will sell their own vegetables, fruits and sugar cane, and an aunt will sell chickens on the spot? Chicken service, as well as snacks that cut large intestine, beef offal and ice cream. Now is a good time to see the golden rice fields. In the past, farming was to eat enough. Now that life is good, it is very precious for everyone to keep such a large farmland.

Zhou Laobo, a villager, bluntly said that due to the persistence of generation after generation, the community was able to preserve and continue this farmland protection area, and farmland has become a place for Wu Zhou to watch over homesickness and keep its roots. It is understood that since 1999 was selected as a demonstration base for agricultural modernization in Dongguan, rice fields in Wu Zhou have been harvested in early and late rice every year, becoming the daily rice of community villagers.

Since 2000, registered villagers can receive rice free of charge every month. Huang Xuebi, deputy secretary of the Party Committee of Wu Zhou Community, said that all the rice eaten by the villagers in Wu Zhou community came from this paddy field, weighing 20 Jin per person per month, which was collected by each household from the Agricultural Economics Center every month and has continued to this day.