"Eighty heads of snow fall, graves everywhere", enter **, whether snowfall has a special meaning.
Preface. Nine Songs"On the seventh day the river opened, and on the eighth day the geese came"This old agricultural proverb speaks of the subtle changes in nature, reveals the signs of the changing of seasons, and triggers people's expectations and thoughts about the future. However, in 2024, there will be ** seasonal sudden snowfall in many places, which seems to be in line with the traditional proverb"Wild geese to the river"The beautiful meaning is the opposite. Is this sudden phenomenon a sign of impending disaster, or is it just a temporary weather fluctuation? This article will combine agricultural proverbs with real life, the meaning behind snowfall and how to deal with it.
The effects of snowfall.
* The moon is snowing, and there are graves everywhere"--This old agricultural proverb contains the joy of a good harvest and the fear of disaster. As the climate changes, does snowfall mean that crops are about to die and the challenge of food and clothing is coming? That sentence"Look up to the sky and laugh and go out, how can my generation be a Penghao person"Are the ancient teachings being put to the test? And today, the development of science and technology and the application of modern agricultural methods can solve this problem to a certain extent? Nowadays, crops are no longer completely dependent"days"However, natural factors are still the key to the growth of crops, and the snow disaster caused by hidden worries is worth pondering.
i) The difficulties of agriculture in ancient times.
In the vast land of reclamation, the ancients did not have a trace of observing the heavens, accumulating yin virtue, and trying to resist natural disasters. Old proverb"It snowed ** days, and there were graves everywhere"It reflects the sensitivity and sense of worry of the ancients to natural changes. In ancient times, when modern agricultural means of production were lacking, a heavy snowfall could be the beginning of a disaster for farmers. Without chemical fertilizers and pesticides, once crops are damaged by frost, it will inevitably lead to reduced yields or even no harvest, which will have a great impact on people's lives. The pain of agriculture may be difficult for contemporary people to understand, but for the ancients, blood, tears and hope are the portrayal of agriculture, but they are the eternal flow in the long river of history.
Interpretation: Ancient farmers were worried about the snow because they knew that if their crops were frozen, their families' livelihoods would be seriously threatened. Without the support of modern agricultural technology, they can only pray silently, hoping that their crops will withstand the severe cold brought by the heavy snow. At this time, the ancients could gather at home to discuss plans, both with a desire for a good harvest and a fear of the unknown.
ii) The state of modern agriculture.
Today's changes in agricultural production have given crops and farmers more strength to face natural disasters than in ancient times. The development of science and technology has brought infinite possibilities to modern farmland. Modern planting methods, weather warning systems, and the widespread use of pesticides and fertilizers have provided new guarantees for agricultural production. Faced with the heavy snowfall of 1989, modern farmers may be the first to adjust their planting plans and take steps to protect their crops from frost damage. However, despite the strong science and technology, the growth of crops is still not easy. How to maintain the awe and appreciation of nature of the ancients in modern agriculture has become an urgent problem to be solved.
Expansion: In today's society, with the progress of science and technology and the development of society, modern agriculture has taken on a new look. The mode of production in rural areas is becoming more and more modern, and farmers can use all kinds of new agricultural equipment and science and technology to grow crops and improve production efficiency and crop quality. In the case of the 1989 snowfall, modern farmers can detect climate change in advance through a weather warning system, so they can take timely protective measures to reduce the likelihood of damage to their crops. At the same time, modern agricultural production also pays more attention to the protection of the ecological environment, advocates the concept of green planting, and strives to create an ecological agricultural production model.
Answer and think.
* Snow is not a good sign"This old proverb has survived to this day, warning people to be vigilant against sudden climate change. When heavy snow arrives, should we re-examine our lifestyle and environmental awareness? In the process of resisting natural disasters, will the combination of science and technology and culture become the main direction of agricultural development in the future? Perhaps, we need to think a little more, act a little more, to really understand"Heavy snow in 1989"The profound revelations contained therein.
Conclusion. Looking back at history and approaching the present, the wisdom of the ancients and the light of modern science and technology complement each other, outlining a distinct development framework. In the face of natural disasters, we must not only cherish the traditional wisdom and maintain the wisdom of the ancients, but also actively embrace scientific and technological progress and constantly explore new ways of ecological civilization. Face"Field of snow"We believe that as long as we join hands, we will be able to protect this land and move towards a better future. I hope that in the future agricultural career, people can withstand the wind and snow, welcome the sunshine, and create the joy of a bumper harvest.