At noon in summer, the sun is very hot, farmers are still working, and beads are dripping into the soil. It's hard for anyone to see the Chinese food on the plate. Pearls are precious and rice is king. Quiet to cultivate one's morality, frugal to cultivate one's morality. It is easy to be frugal, but difficult to be frugal. Thrift, virtue * * * also; Waste is a great evil.

Cherish the grain 1 this famous saying, cherish the clothes, cherish the food.

2, a porridge and a meal are hard-won, and a little perseverance is difficult.

3. Respecting others means respecting yourself, and facilitating others means facilitating yourself.

4. Although the rice grains were not thrown by Xiaojun, they were thrifty.

5, there is famine to save the famine, natural famine to save the famine.

6. Food is life, and knowledge saves the soul.

7. It is not difficult to meet famine if you spend half a year carefully.

8. Leave a bite when you are full, and fight when you are hungry.

9, the water is endless, and there is no worry about disasters.

10, fertile land, one liter solar eclipse. There are thousands of rooms in Guangsha, and I sleep seven feet at night.

The grain-saving poem is 1. It was noon when weeding, and sweat dripped down the soil. It's hard for anyone to see the Chinese food on the plate.

2. Pearl is precious, and rice is king.

3, static to cultivate one's morality, frugal to cultivate one's morality.

4, from thrift to luxury, from luxury to thrift.

5, frugality, virtue * * * also; Waste is a great evil.

6, frugality and simplicity, human virtue.

7. Be thrifty in the country and thrifty at home.

8. People's livelihood is diligent and diligent.

9, covered in steaming rust, burning back and burning the sky.

10, there are no idle fields in the four seas, and farmers starve to death.