At 20:00 on September 2, the second season of the large-scale cultural tourism visit program "Home Between Mountains and Rivers" jointly produced by China Central Radio and Television and the Ministry of Culture and Tourism will be screened on CCTV-1 Come to the fifth period. Hosts Sa Beining and Lu Jian will lead the "Landscape Team" to the small mountain village of Dunhua in the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture of Jilin Province and the Wuxing Village of Chongzhou in Chengdu City, Sichuan Province respectively. "Tianfu Granary" allows you to fully experience the strong momentum of modern agricultural development.
Busy farming on the black soil, Sa Beining, Peng Yuping, and Yang Yang hoe wild beans with "fiery eyes"
Located in the hinterland of the Yanming Lake National Wetland Reserve, a small mountain village in Jilin is surrounded by green mountains and green water. In the past, the villagers made a living by traditional agricultural cultivation, and their lives have been tepid. A few years ago, the temperament of the small mountain village quietly changed: neat white walls and gray tiles replaced the old dilapidated fences, and wide asphalt avenues replaced the muddy paths. It has become history, with tens of thousands of acres of swaying sea of flowers and a steady stream of people on the shores of Yanming Lake. How did a small mountain village in a corner suddenly become a famous "tourist village"? In this episode, host Sa Beining, Sun Yat-sen University Chinese Department Professor Peng Yuping, and Winter Olympic champion Yang Yang will visit the beautiful mountain villages and listen to the "counterattack" story of how "lucid waters, lush mountains, ice and snow" turned into "gold and silver mountains" .
"One ounce of soil and two ounces of oil", the fertile black land is one of Yang Yang's deepest memories of his hometown in Northeast China. Black soil has a high organic matter content, soft and breathable structure, and is very suitable for plant growth. It accounts for only about one-tenth of the world's cultivated land and is known as the "Giant Panda of Cultivated Land." On August 1, 2022, the "Black Land Protection Law of the People's Republic of China" was officially implemented. This is my country's first and the only legislative protection specifically implemented for black soil at the national level in the world. In order to further improve the quality of the black soil, the small mountain village adopts the "corn-bean rotation" model, which means planting corn one year and soybeans the next year, using the rhizobia bacteria on the roots of the soybeans to improve soil fertility. In this week's "Landscape Journey", guests will follow villagers to remove wild soybeans to ensure the yield and quality of home-grown soybeans. Wild soybeans and domestic soybeans are of the same origin and have similar appearance. They can only be prevented and controlled by manual removal. Can the guests successfully identify wild soybeans? Why did Yang Yang request Sa Beining to "use the pole"?
Plowing the fields under the scorching sun, and the huge physical exertion made Peng Yuping have a deep understanding of "the day of hoeing is noon, and the sweat is dripping from the soil", "I deeply feel the hard work of farmers, backache, and farmers' pain." It’s not easy, it should be more common. Therefore, we should maintain enough respect for farmers.”
The rolling wheat waves are busy harvesting, and the "Landscape Team" is happy to open the "first sickle"
Walking into Wuxing Village in Sichuan, a huge "snail" installation catches the eye, as if to remind tourists to slow down and experience the slow life in the countryside. Corresponding to "slow life" is "fast development" here. In 2013, Wuxing Village began a rural construction operation. The previously scattered and fragmented cultivated land in the village was merged to form high-standard farmland. The villagers lived in residential houses with white walls and black tiles, and provided tourism services such as art and cultural creation, agricultural scientific research, and B&B catering. Projects have settled in one after another, and good land, good food, rural residence, and rural tourism have mutually leveraged each other, and a prosperous rural picture is slowly unfolding.
Today's Wuxing Village is becoming more and more mature in form and business. On one side is agricultural farming and on the other side is rural tourism. The lives of the villagers are also more prosperous. This week's "Landscape Journey", host Lu Jian, Nanjing Normal University professor Li Bo, and film and television actress Sun Qian will lead the children's study group on a different rural tour, from sowing vegetable seeds, planting rice in paddy fields, to planting sickles Cut wheat, experience the hard work and sweat, and feel the hard-earned porridge and rice.
Sichuan is one of the main wheat producing areas in China and one of the earliest wheat areas to mature summer grains. While the wheat fields in the north are still filling, the land of Sichuan and Sichuan has been blown by the wind and the waves of wheat are turning golden. In this episode, the "Landscape Team" will participate in the sickle opening ceremony and witness the harvest scene of agricultural machinery rumbling and busy harvesting wheat.Although the main crop production in Wuxing Village has been mechanized, before the harvester operates, a wheat field will be left in the village, allowing the villagers to pick up the sickle again and share the joy of the harvest while recalling the hardships and sweetness of the work. From sweating while cutting wheat with a sickle to witnessing large harvesters shuttling in fertile fields, the guests deeply felt the "hard core power" of agricultural modernization and were full of confidence in the future of Wuxing Village.
New hope grows in the mountains and rivers, and the appearance of the village takes on a new look. At 20 o'clock on September 2, CCTV-1's "Home Between Mountains and Rivers" Season 2 and Fifth Issue invites you to encounter the beautiful scenery of the countryside!
