The Peach Blossom Luck of Rebirth

Chapter 676
A burst of fragrance wafted through her nostrils, and the fennel beauty was wearing the high-quality Lu Guo costumes left by Gao Shuang, which fit her very well and attracted more than 70 schoolchildren.

"Wow! Sister Anise is here!"

"Sister Fennel is so beautiful!"

"Sister Fennel seems to be teaching us a lesson!"

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In the surprise of the schoolchildren, Fennel walked up to the podium and smiled brightly at the schoolchildren. Then, a voice like a nightingale came:

"Students! Teacher Zhao can't come today because of something! I will give you a class today!"

Fennel made a wonderful opening speech. The students applauded enthusiastically and said in unison: "Hello, Sister Fennel!"

Fennel is two years younger than Zhao Feixue. The current Fennel is 17 years old. Among these schoolchildren, she looks youthful and full of vitality. No wonder the schoolchildren don’t call Fennel their teacher, but call their sister directly, which seems more cordial.

Fennel doesn't care either, she loves these children!Fennel is a caring beauty. Without a heart, fennel would not be able to heal so many patients.

Fennel wrote a few lines of words on rice paper with timeless calligraphy, hung them on the blackboard, pointed to the fresh and timeless words, and recited the poem "Compassion for Farmers": "Plant a grain of millet in spring, and harvest ten thousand seeds in autumn. All over the world If there is no idle land, the farmer will starve to death."

Fennel recited, and the schoolchildren also recited in unison.

"Students! Does anyone know the meaning of this poem?" Fennel asked the students.

Sitting in the front row, Wang Ershou raised his hand and said, "This poem is about the harvest of the farmers!"

Immediately afterwards, Dong Sanqiang stood up and said, "That's wrong! The first three sentences are about the harvest of the farmers! But the last sentence is that the farmers are starving to death! It means that although the farmers have a good harvest, they have not lived a good life because of the good harvest!"

"Very good!" Fennel nodded and said to her classmates, "This is a poem that exposes social injustice and sympathizes with the sufferings of peasants, focusing on the cruel exploitation suffered by peasants in the old society.

Among them, the first and second sentences "plant a grain of millet in spring, harvest ten thousand seeds in autumn", use "plant in spring" and "harvest in autumn" to outline the labor of farmers.From "a grain of millet" to "ten thousand seeds", vividly describe the scene of a bumper harvest.

The third sentence, "There are no idle fields in the four seas", also states that all the land in the country has been reclaimed, and no field is left idle.

The semantics of this sentence and the previous two sentences complement each other, and then show the scene of a golden harvest with many fruits and everywhere.

The hard work of the working people has created such a huge amount of wealth. In the harvest year, it is reasonable to have enough food and clothing, right?Unexpectedly, the ending sentence is "the farmer still starves to death".This is really shocking!

The word "Jew" is thought-provoking: who deprived the fruits of labor and killed the peasants? The words "Still starved to death" extremely profoundly exposed social injustice, embodying the poet's strong indignation and sincere sympathy. "

Fennel's words made these school children fall into deep thought.

The people of the Jingtian Dynasty had a good harvest, but the people were not happy.

A considerable number of these schoolchildren were born as tenant farmers, renting and farming the land of the landlords, and were deeply exploited by the landlords and local tyrants.

They work all year round, but in the end, they have no clothes to keep out the cold, and no food to keep them warm. Just like the farmer mentioned in this poem, he still starves to death.

"Good poetry! Great teaching!" A voice of admiration came from outside the classroom. Fen Xiang looked over and found a person looking at her intently.

(End of this chapter)