The dream of enjoying the cool under the grain is an ideal pursuit of high yield of hybrid rice by Yuan Longping, the "father of hybrid rice", and it is Yuan Longping's Chinese dream. In his dream, Yuan Longping dreamed that rice grew as tall as sorghum, ears as long as brooms and seeds as big as peanuts. Yuan Longping and his assistants sat under the ear of rice to enjoy the cool.
Yuan Longping is an ordinary dreamer. He said cheerfully that he dreamed twice that rice was as tall as sorghum, ears of rice were as long as brooms, and seeds were as big as peanuts, while he and some friends sat under the ears of rice to enjoy the cool. Now, this exaggerated dream is coming true step by step.
"People are like a seed, so be a good seed." Yuan Longping used this sentence to encourage young people, and his spirit inspired countless people to move forward for their dreams. Sowing the "seeds" of loving the people and the party and patriotism, and watering this land of hope with sweat is the best memorial to Yuan Lao. "Dreaming of enjoying the cool under the grain", let's chase it together!
202 1, 1, giant rice has been planted in more than 100 pilot sites in 22 provinces across the country, including traditional rice planting areas in Hunan and Hubei, as well as coastal saline-alkali land such as Guangdong and Guangxi, and barren soil with dry land changing into water. The yield per mu is basically higher than that of ordinary hybrid rice.
Introduction to Yuan Longping:
Yuan Longping, a famous agricultural scientist at home and abroad, a pioneer and leader of hybrid rice in China, a close friend of China, an outstanding representative of personages without party affiliation, a winner of "Republic Medal", former vice chairman of Hunan Provincial Political Consultative Conference, former director of National Hybrid Rice Engineering and Technology Research Center, and an academician of China Academy of Engineering.
In order to realize his dream of hybrid rice, Yuan Longping has spent decades sleepless nights and devoted himself to tackling key problems. In order to gain more research time, he moves from cold Changsha to warm Hainan Island every winter like a migratory bird. He spent more than one third of the year working, observing and researching in the farmland until the harvest.