Chapter 521: Step by Step (6)

Wei Ze stayed in Nanjing for less than two days and left in a hurry, without a grand welcome and without vigorous publicity. Pen ~ fun ~ pavilion www.biquge.info so the Hungarian students in Nanjing did not know that His Majesty the Chinese Emperor, who was famous in Europe, passed by them like this. At this time, these Hungarian students were sighing for Nanjing, the city that never sleeps in the East.

In their opinion, the population of a single city of Nanjing exceeds the population of the whole of Hungary, and the internal combustion engine vehicles of a Nanjing city exceed the internal combustion engine vehicles of the whole of Hungary. The viaducts built on dry land, the wide roads paved with asphalt brought in from the United States, all show the power of the great industrial nation. Hungarian students are no longer able to describe their feelings, and when the world is completely beyond their imagination, language pales in comparison.

The Hungarian students found it surprisingly easy to live here in addition to being magnificent and powerful. For example, these people can help in the Hungarian major of the Foreign Language Institute of the Republic of China, but for a small language like Hungarian, the investment of the Republic of China is small and the foundation is weak. These international students are just helping out to earn some living expenses. While helping the Hungarian language major in the Republic of China to improve, Hungarian students also learned Chinese, and more importantly, Chinese political theory and revolutionary theory.

On such a hot summer evening, Hungarian students sit in a night market. Roast leg of lamb, grilled squid, spicy crayfish, snails, salted duck, and sliced baked biscuits fill the table on two put together. Bottles of beer are opened, and each person, male or female, picks up a bottle of beer, touches it, and then raises his head and takes a few sips. The young girls were blushing, perhaps because they were drunk, or maybe they were shy. Nanjing, known as the 'City of Light' by Europeans, naturally sits together to eat and talk. In predominantly agrarian Hungary, men and women eating together so easily would be considered to be a kind of attitude close to letting go.

After eating and drinking for a while, suddenly a girl had red circles in her eyes and started crying. Everyone was amazed, and then the girl cried and said, "It's so hot here!" There are too many people! It's weird to eat! And squeeze the bus! Learn to ride a bike! Woohoo......"

The young Hungarian students were speechless when they heard this, and it was not easy for them to adapt to such a life. Before they came to China, they thought that they could find a solution to the Hungarian problem in the Chinese countryside, but no one expected that they would be thrown into such a big city. Of course, everyone can also understand that the reason why this girl is crying is only because she is homesick.

At this moment, the boss came over with a plate, "Your grilled chicken wings, your fried noodles." Scorched skin is already on the way. ”

When the boss put things down, the crying girl sniffled, picked up a small bamboo spoon, and began to eat hot cold noodles. Young appetites are not so easily filled, and the sister paper just said that Chinese food is so strange, which is everyone's true words. But strange doesn't mean it's bad, and for Hungarian tastes, these Chinese dishes are delicious enough. So everyone ate and drank, and soon integrated into the atmosphere of the night market.

The next day, the international students received a notice to take them to the countryside to see the field. Finally being able to get in touch with the rural areas of China is very exciting for the Hungarian students. Prepare for the day, then take a boat across the river. Swim against the current and enter the waterway. All the embankments you see are made of stone and cement, and they feel solid just by looking at them. On both sides of the river are dense woods, which are impossible to see through at a glance.

When I woke up on the boat, I saw that the boat had arrived at the pier on the shore of the great lake. There is a road by the wharf, so you can continue north by car, and after crossing a vast forest belt, you will suddenly see the river and large rice fields in front of you. The temperature in the Yangtze River valley is much higher in Hungary, and it is the first time that these young people have come up close to rice so closely. The beautiful rice flowers are very rare for them, and the big white geese playing in the rice fields remind the Hungarian students of the swan flock on Lake Balaton.

During the day, the students met with the members of the production team, and the peasants were amazed at the out-of-town looks. In the evening, they followed the night patrol to familiarize themselves with the situation. Carrying flashlights to patrol is very rare for young people. It's a lot stronger than a torch. When I arrived next to the rice paddies, I heard some sounds of water in the water. In addition to the croaking of frogs, there seems to be a lot of things that are constantly tossing on the surface of the water.

"Don't worry, it's a rice fish." Said the comrade who led the team.

When I shined a flashlight, I saw a number of fish swimming into the water in the aperture projected by the flashlight. The Hungarian students were surprised and quickly asked, "Isn't this farmland?" ”

The tour leader didn't know much about the situation in Hungary, so he thought the reaction of the international students was weird. The use of farmland in the Republic of China was quite sufficient, and under the popularization of agricultural technology, fish, geese and ducks were raised in rice fields, which was all basic common sense. The team leader heard that Hungary is an agricultural country, and he was really puzzled by the problems of these young students.

For the next few days, the young men worked with the production team. Patrolling, sampling, catching ducks, collecting duck eggs. Because they are new here, they are also bullied by those big white geese. The Hungarians have a deep psychological pressure to hurt the swans, so it is not surprising that they are beaten to the ground by the big white geese. When the rice flowers were all gone, and the plump ears of rice began to take shape, the production team took the international students to open a part of the ridge and let the water flow into a pond in the center of the paddy field. It didn't take long for farmers to start fishing in the pond for rice fish from the rice fields.

The Hungarian students were shocked that they did not understand what magic the Chinese peasants had used to make the carp willingly run into the pond in the middle of the paddy field. After inquiry, I learned that the water level of the paddy field had dropped, and the oxygen content in the water had dropped under the exposure to sunlight. Carp, as aquatic animals, are sensitive to these and naturally move towards waters with higher oxygen levels. When the pond is finished, Chinese farmers re-seal the gap, applying fertilizer in a strap, and pumping water from the pond to fill up the paddy fields.

Such meticulous farming skills surprised the Hungarian students, who could not see such meticulous cultivation in Hungary. There is a lot of land, but the cultivation steps are very simple. There is no such idea of intercropping.

Then the Hungarian students took part in a meeting, which was a meeting of the production team. There are frequent meetings of the production team, where the timing of production is discussed. Hungarian students are not familiar with Chinese, and the local dialect near Chaohu Lake makes them listen to the clouds. Only the Chinese characters written by the peasants on the blackboard allowed them to barely read, and with the explanation of the team leader, it was understandable.

The team leader himself does not understand agriculture, he can only tell the data of the temperature and sunshine days used by the farmers, as for the more specific relationship between these data and farming, he does not know at all. The team leader didn't know, and the Hungarian students didn't know. At a time when they thought that this meeting was still the same thing, it turned out that it was the first half of the meeting. However, in the second half of the meeting, the content of the meeting became: 'Do you sell the rice fish directly, or do you buy it as dried fish in the winter?' ’

The team leader was not interested in the subject, and after listening to the farmers of the production team discuss the price of the delayed payment, he decided to make dried fish, and he thought to himself, 'These guys really know how to make a lot of money.'" Because the taste of rice fish is much better than that of ordinary carp raised in complete ponds, the price of dried rice fish has been quite high in the past two years.

However, after the meeting, the team leader saw the group of international students with excited faces and asked several questions around the team leader. These questions all go straight to the core, 'these peasants who have contracted land from the state really have the right to decide what to do with their agricultural products'!

The leader of the team could not understand this stupid problem at first, and the peasants of the Republic of China have always had the right to deal with the products of the contracted land for more than 20 years. In particular, after the complete abolition of agricultural taxes and the fact that they no longer had to pay public grain, the agricultural products produced by the peasants of the Republic of China within the scope of use were completely handled by themselves.

After a long period of communication, the team leader understood what these Hungarians were excited about. Half of the land in Hungary is in the hands of the local landlords, but more than three-quarters of the peasants have no land at all, or only a pitiful share of land, and the peasants are very short of land. Compared with the meticulous cultivation of the peasants of the Republic Dynasty, the cultivation of land by the big landlords can only be described as 'barbaric'.

The purpose of Hungarian students studying in the Republic of Korea is to come into contact with the most advanced revolutionary system, and they are constantly collecting information these days. The students confirmed that the peasants of the Republic of China had each contracted 20 acres of land from the government, and that the production team was carried out by the 50 or so peasants according to one of the many models provided by the government, rather than being coerced by the government. These free peasants formed production teams of their free will, and decided on the affairs of the production teams according to the democratic model of the minority obeying the majority.

After the team leader learned the reason for the excitement of the Hungarian students, he still felt that he could not understand. The idea of this kind of agrarian revolution has existed for a long time, and it was only after the expansion of the territory of the Republic of China that the amount of land was no longer a problem, and this mode of agricultural production could really be fully implemented. Ten years ago, there were only five acres of paddy land per capita in rural areas, and the struggle between peasant households was fierce. Even when the government sent people to manage the river, the farmers still did a lot of things. For example, after the government announced that it would be rainy in the future, it would still pump water from the river first. When the water filled, then the rain poured down, and the water spilled out of the fields, and they didn't feel that they were doing anything to the whole.

When one person was allocated 20 acres of paddy fields, the heavy amount of labor made the individual unable to complete the management of these paddy fields, and cooperativeization began to become popular. The government has also provided many models for judging the labor force, and the local government has popularized it to farmers, so that disputes have become less and less.

At least in the eyes of the team leader, compared with the previous 'simple' farmers, the level of cunning and profiteering even has a taste of breaking through the sky.