People grow spring to meet the needs of food for one year. For people with more cultivated land, there are enough spring to eat for three or two years. Because corn and rice are the main grains, we have to serve them since childhood, and we can't neglect them for a moment. After the Lantern Festival, baoguque (a kind of migratory bird, also called cuckoo) called. They called "Baogu" and "Baogu" in the woods beside Baogu, sometimes in a hurry, as if to say: "move Baogu!" "Move Baogu!". Then the "back basket" (a kind of migratory bird, according to the name given by the call) was also called. Listen carefully, they seem to be urging workers: "back dung!" "Back dung!" It makes people panic in the heart, and makes people can't stay idle any longer. So, the farmers took off half a year's hoe pieces and hoe handles, padded them with rubber, dipped them in water, and reassembled them. They began to beat the earth, burn the ridges and rats, and then pulled lines to row the soil moisture. They dug ditches to prepare the land, dug ponds to fertilize the land, all in a hurry to put the seeds of Baogu into the land before the rain. The farmers were going to take a pair of warm feet out of their boots, Step on the broken glass, step into the ice dregs and muddy water, and start to complete the rice seedling field, sift the fine dung, cover the rice seeds, prepare the mulch, choose a day when the wind is light and the sun is beautiful, and sprinkle the rice seeds into the rice seedling field. After a little rest, the flood came into the field. The men wore straw and Dai Li, pulled cattle and horses, plowed and raked, and pulled out rice seedlings. The women wore umbrellas and films, red and green, and planted rice seedlings in the rain The bright water is full of people working in spring. Then, under the scorching sun and heavy rain, people dressed in thunder light, cultivated corn, pine roots for rice, and then collected grass, fertilized, drugged and raised flowers The stars are shining and the moon is shining. In spring, when the sickle begins, people will burn a fire at the intersection of the valley, kneel down devoutly, and worship the God of the valley to go home before they can harvest the crops. When the grain returns home, people hang the golden grain on the grain rack, fill the granary with the full grain, turn the endless spring grain into rice wine, and drink it slowly and deeply in the spring.<br>
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