Leaving the life of the big city Leaving the metropolis, returning to the countryside, and sharing the joy of farming with my parents and fellow villagers.
After many years of living in a bustling metropolis, I have always felt an inexplicable tiredness. The daily rush of work and the pressure of life make me yearn for a simpler, purer life. So, I decided to leave the hustle and bustle of the city and return to the countryside that I loved, to work on the farm with my parents and fellow villagers, and to experience the peace and joy of nature.
Back in my hometown, I stood on the field, looking at the green rice fields, and my heart was full of satisfaction. The air here is clean and free from the hustle and bustle of the city. Every morning, I would get up to the sound of a rooster and go down to work in the fields with my fellow villagers. We sowed, watered, and fertilized with our own hands, and watched the crops grow day by day, with anticipation and joy in our hearts.
In rural areas, mutual assistance between neighbors is essential. When my family harvests rice, the villagers will come to help spontaneously. Everyone worked together to cut rice, threshing and drying grain, and although their clothes were soaked with sweat, everyone's faces were full of smiles. I was deeply touched by this spirit of solidarity and mutual assistance.
In addition to farm work, I also learned how to live in harmony with nature. In rural areas, every household has its own vegetable garden. I followed the villagers to learn how to grow vegetables, water and weed. In the process, I felt the gifts of nature and learned to cherish and be grateful.
In addition, I found that the pace of life in the countryside is much slower than in the city. Here, there is no fast-paced work pressure and no complicated interpersonal relationships. I can find time to read my favorite books, and I can also drink tea and chat with my fellow villagers. This simple, peaceful life makes me feel very comfortable.
During my time back in the countryside, I not only experienced the joy of farming, but also felt the enthusiasm and sincerity of the villagers. Life here is ordinary, but it is full of warmth and happiness. Here, I found inner peace and contentment.
Of course, I also understand that rural life is not a completely flawless utopia. Living conditions here may not be as good as in big cities, and educational resources are relatively scarce. However, it is precisely these shortcomings that have prompted me to think about how to contribute to the development of rural areas. I hope that through my efforts and knowledge, I can bring more changes and progress to my hometown.
Looking back on my days in the metropolis, I realize that the fast-paced, high-stress life was not what I was after. Nowadays, I prefer to immerse myself in the peace and harmony of the countryside and enjoy every moment I spend with my parents and fellow villagers. Here, I found the true meaning and meaning of life.
In the future, no matter where I am, I will cherish this wonderful memory and experience. I will bring the simplicity, enthusiasm and tenacity of the countryside into my life and work. At the same time, I also hope to have the opportunity to contribute to the development of rural areas, so that more people can experience the beauty of this simple and pure life.
In short, the experience of leaving the life in the metropolis and returning to the countryside to work on the farm with my parents and fellow villagers has made me reap endless happiness and growth. This experience not only gave me back my inner peace and contentment, but also made me cherish everything in front of me even more. I believe this experience will be one of the most valuable treasures of my life.