At the end of September, autumn is getting stronger, and the countryside around Jiangcheng is already a golden world. The mountains and fields are full of rice being harvested and waiting to be harvested.

The green crops and trees on the hillside and the golden rice fields separated by green fields are like a palette knocked over by God and falling into the world. At this time, the seven-color countryside is magnificent and glorious.

On the path, I often see farmers working hard to harvest grain in the rice fields, and piles of firewood piled up in the corn fields form various interesting patterns.

At this time, the countryside is like a lyrical pastoral song, melodiously sung in the mountains, making people fascinated by the picturesque rice fields in autumn.

Li Zhongxin likes to watch the autumn harvest and see people's joy when harvesting. It has been more than a year since he was born again. This is the first time for him to watch the autumn harvest in the rural fields.

Li Zhongxin stood quietly on the land between Zhubantun and Fulong Village. The golden fields in the distance broke the messy style of demolition and construction everywhere before.

A few chirping sparrows woke up the silence.

The mountains in the distance are covered with mist, which proves something. The nearby stacks of firewood and hay seem to make people see some warmth.

The intersection of the main road and the small road is very lively, which brings out the tranquility of the countryside in the distance.

There are farmers harvesting grain everywhere, and everyone's face is filled with a sense of happiness.

Seeing the joy and happiness on the farmer's uncle's face, Li Zhongxin felt happy and had a sweet smile on his face.

Recently, it was also when Li Zhongxin was chatting with Dong Guozhong and Liang Guofu that he figured out the reason why grain production has begun to increase significantly in recent years.

Liang Guofu and Dong Guozhong told Li Zhongxin that when farmers were in the production team, the production team's day's work was usually 20 or 30 cents, and at least in a few years the value of each work was 8 cents.

In the early 1960s, farmers were not very motivated to work, and all grains were collectively owned. They basically did not have enough to eat, and their work value was low, so they received fewer items in exchange. If there were more people in the family, there would naturally not be enough food to share.

The most important thing is that at that time, except for celebrating the New Year, farmers could hardly see anything with oil or water. If the laborers in the family had enough to eat, then everyone else would basically go hungry.

Not only is the work value low, but they also have to undertake the transportation work of some large-scale water conservancy facility construction and other construction projects, all of which are free of charge, just like doing corvee labor in ancient times.

At this time, their enthusiasm for work is very low, and they even just dawdle every day.

In the 1970s, farmers were in a state of half-starvation and half-full. Due to the availability of some chemical fertilizers and pesticides, their incomes gradually began to increase, and most farmers were able to have enough to eat.

Dong Guozhong and Liang Guofu told Li Zhongxin that at that time, farmers worked in the production team, and two-thirds of the wheat and grain produced every year were handed over to the state, and they all gave the best to the state.

At that time, if only half of the payment was made, farmers could eat white flour steamed buns all year round.

But at that time, the awareness of farmers and collectives was high, and they felt that as long as they contributed to national construction, they felt at ease and meaningful! No regrets!!

Without the people's soldiers to defend the country, and without the machines used by the workers' brothers to produce, the country will not develop.

It is precisely because of the selfless dedication of farmers and the unity of the people across the country that China is what it is today.

Farmers who depend on the weather will suffer the most. If the weather is good in a good year, but if there is a disaster or a sharp reduction in grain production, then the farmers who work in the fields will suffer the most.

After the reform and opening up, land contracting began, farmers became motivated, and food production increased significantly. Especially in the first two years, the country introduced advanced foreign technology and began to independently produce fertilizers and pesticides. Farmers were able to

, can afford these means of production, can buy these means of production.

The production team produced dozens of catties per mu. After contracting, the production per mu immediately increased by nearly ten times.

The 1978 household contract responsibility system reform and this land reform divided land property rights into ownership and management rights.

Ownership is still owned by the collective, and management rights are contracted out by the collective economic organization to farmers on an equal basis for independent management. The collective economic organization is responsible for the supervision of the performance of the contract, the unified arrangement, use and dispatch of public facilities, and the adjustment and distribution of land, thus forming

It has established a two-tier management system that combines unified management and decentralized management.

The implementation of the household contract responsibility system has corrected the long-standing shortcomings of highly centralized management and overly monotonous management methods, allowing farmers to transform from mere laborers into both producers and operators in the collective economy, thus greatly mobilizing farmers.

production enthusiasm, and better utilize the potential of labor and land.

In order to protect farmers’ land management rights, the Constitution of the People’s Republic of China adopted at the Fifth Session of the Fifth National People’s Congress stipulates: “Land in rural areas and urban suburbs, except for those owned by the state as stipulated by law, is collectively owned.

, homesteads, private land, and self-reserved hills are also collectively owned.”

In the early 1980s, land contracting gave farmers freedom and enthusiasm, and grain production began to increase significantly.

When Li Zhongxin was first reborn, it was in 1982. Although Li Zhongxin's family had an urban household registration at that time and everyone had food rations, most families were not yet fully clothed.

At the end of 1982, the land contracting system was officially launched and implemented in Black Province.

The year 1983 was very good, and farmers were much more motivated to farm. Coupled with the implementation of the household responsibility system, families began to spend money to buy fertilizers and pesticides. They saw that the harvest would increase significantly.

The farmers' enthusiasm was immediately mobilized.

If no big surprises occur, there will be a bumper grain harvest in 1983, and people across the country will have enough to eat.

After watching the autumn harvest for a while and feeling some of the joy of the harvest, Li Zhongxin slowly walked down the small slope and walked towards the headquarters of Zhongxin Company.

Some time ago, good news spread frequently. The contract for the large cement plant invested and built by Zhongxin Mitsui was officially signed. A large number of personnel from Mitsubishi Mining Company have entered Jiangcheng with large construction machinery and started the construction of infrastructure in the east of Jiangcheng.

After he told Yang Hua that he had completed the establishment of Zhongxin Construction Company, Yang Hua was very fast. In the past few days, Zhongxin Construction Company had officially begun to undertake small projects, and the number of personnel had reached 300.
Chapter completed!