The Love of Passerby A

Chapter 363 The Landlord in the Variety Show (62)

"No way!" Su Xiangran couldn't believe it, "They can grow corn?"

"The production team has already made arrangements, and there will be someone to guide us when the time comes." Su Jiuxin explained, "And Su Luo thinks it's good to have someone to do the work for him, but he will check on site and correct any problems on the spot."

"This will hurt the seedlings!" Su Xiangran was a little skeptical, "Will the second sowing affect the yield?"

"There are some!" Su Jiuxin explained, "But over in the corn field, many people are working, and a small part is left for them to try planting. In fact, the program team also gave them money, so whether they plant or not will not have much impact on the harvest."

"Corn is not valuable." Su Hong sighed, "I guess that money is enough to buy the corn produced in that area."

Hearing this, Su Xiangran couldn't help but sigh: Low grain prices hurt farmers!

In good years, the quantity is large and the price cannot go up.

When the years are bad, the price goes up, but there is not enough food for us to eat.

This seems to be an ongoing problem.

Su Xiangran, who lived in the ancient world, always felt that compared with the past, this was the best era.

Otherwise, families like theirs would most likely be wiped out.

It's another day to give thanks for the new society.

When Yin Lan and Yin Bo arrived at the place, the others were already waiting by the field.

A few people took a quick look and found that there were quite a lot of people growing corn around here, and the vacant land left was not very large.

In the fields not far away, some people from Sujia Village were busy preparing to sow summer corn, wearing straw hats and carrying hoes on their shoulders.

But not all of them were sowing. Some were clearing weeds, and others were plowing the land, obviously preparing for sowing.

"No way! Are we going to plant crops in such a large area?" He Fei's voice was a little surprised. "What will happen if we don't plant well?"

"How could we have planted all of them?" Jia Quan calmed down a lot. He had been observing for quite a while and found that there was only a small area where no one was working.

There were people working in the other larger fields, and next to the fields where people were working there were baskets of full corn seeds.

There was nothing placed beside the field in that small area.

It is estimated that some other steps need to be completed before the seeds can be distributed.

Variety shows basically follow this routine. As a veteran who often participates in variety shows, Jia Quan is quite experienced.

"Okay, everyone is here." Yin Lan asked someone to bring up some tools.

There are some agricultural shovels, plastic sand shovels, etc.

"Before sowing, we must first know the precautions for corn sowing." Yin Lan had a sly smile on his face. "The accuracy of your answers will determine what kind of tools you will get."

Yin Bo looked at his nephew who was always ready to cause trouble, and didn't want to admit that he was somewhat related to him by blood.

Most of these people had never farmed before, so they basically had no answer to the planting questions raised by the people in Shangsujia Village.

Although this development was expected, the person who set the question was still very embarrassed. He looked at Yin Lan awkwardly and felt that he should give himself some slack.

Who knew that Yin Lan was also such a rude person? He simply gave everyone a plastic sand shovel.

"This won't do!" Although Su Luo, who set the question, had already prepared herself for "nothing to come out of it", she still felt a little distressed.

"It's okay." Yin Lan patted Su Luo on the shoulder and comforted her, "Let them experience it first."

Su Luo had no choice but to teach a few people how to grow corn, and then returned to other fields to continue working.

However, he still looks over here from time to time.

After several people dug a few holes with plastic shovels, Yin Lan spoke: "Everyone, most of us grew up in the city. The "Song of Pity the Peasants" we have read is just a few lines of poetry.

Today, I have no intention of making things difficult for you. I just want to tell all the friends who have watched this episode about your experiences in front of the camera.

Farming is really hard work.”

The people who originally had some resentment towards Yin Lan now inevitably had new insights into these words.

Yin Bo: He looks like a brainless foodie, but he can still say something at critical moments.

After Yin Lan said these words, he distributed the prepared farm shovels to everyone.

The camera captured them and the farmers sowing seeds in the fields in the distance.

The last shot stayed on a group of children running and playing on the ridge of a field not far away.

Their expressions were full of curiosity about sowing.

The children often asked the adults about the growing process of corn.

Their parents answered these questions with a smile, their eyes full of longing for the future.

It seems that the Chinese people's obsession with farming has been passed down from generation to generation.

These are engraved in the body and written into the DNA and can never be erased.

At this moment, Yin Lan seemed to be even more determined to complete the filming of "Seasons of Time".

Spring is born and summer is long, autumn is harvested and winter is stored.