This principle is formed under the guidance of dialectics, which embodies the adaptability to different regions and environments, and the core principle of dialectics is the law of unity of opposites. First of all, this principle embodies the law of unity of opposites in nature.
There are various opposing factors in nature, such as drought and humidity, desert and grassland. These opposing factors depend on each other and restrict each other, forming a unified whole of nature. This principle fully considers the characteristics of natural environment by matching different natural environments with different crops or vegetation, and realizes the best utilization of natural resources.
So as to achieve the unity of opposing factors. Secondly, this principle also embodies the law of the unity of opposites in human society. Different regions, different environments, different crops or vegetation have their specific conditions and characteristics. According to these conditions and characteristics, people can choose the most suitable planting method, so as to achieve the best resource utilization and economic benefits.
This process also embodies the unity of opposing factors. To sum up, this principle fully considers the interaction and mutual restriction of opposing factors, as well as the optimal utilization of resources and economic benefits. It embodies the application of the law of unity of opposites and has a wide range of practical significance.
It is a famous saying in Chinese traditional agricultural culture, which reflects a dialectical way of thinking in China's agricultural production, that is, the idea of unity of opposites. This famous saying emphasizes that under different natural environment conditions, different agricultural production methods should be adopted to achieve the best agricultural production benefits.
In this famous saying, "Yi" is the key word, which represents different agricultural production methods under different natural environment conditions. For example, on cultivated land, agricultural production depends on planting crops; On the land suitable for forest, agricultural production should be carried out by planting trees; Agricultural production should be carried out in the form of animal husbandry on the land suitable for grass.
This mode of thinking of choosing different modes of agricultural production according to natural environmental conditions embodies the dialectical thought of unity of opposites. Specifically, the unity of opposites refers to two aspects of contradiction in things, which are both opposite and interdependent, interrelated and transformed. In Chinese traditional agricultural culture, natural environmental conditions are a contradictory factor.
Different modes of agricultural production are another contradictory factor. There is a relationship of interdependence, mutual penetration and mutual transformation between these two contradictory factors. Therefore, in agricultural production, we should choose different agricultural production methods according to natural environmental conditions.