1. If you are diligent and frugal, your granary will be full of food, but if you are extravagant, your granary will be bare.

2. There are thousands of hectares of fertile land, and one liter of solar eclipse. There are thousands of rooms in the mansion, and seven feet of sleeping space at night.

3. If you are not a householder, you don’t know how expensive firewood and rice are.

4. A pound of food is worth a thousand grains of sweat. Eat frugally and plan carefully.

5. Store a spoonful of rice a day, and a stone of grain for a thousand days.

6. Even if you have to harvest tens of thousands of kilo of grain, you still have to have a simple meal.

7. No matter how much grain you have, you still need to prepare several pots of wild vegetables.

8. Coarse food can help you grow old; coarse cotton-padded clothes can help you grow old.

9. A porridge and a meal are exchanged for beads of sweat.

10. Who knows that every grain of food on the plate is hard work.

From the first day we entered the campus, the teacher taught us an ancient poem: "The hoeing day is noon, the sweat is dripping with the soil, who only dishes the lunch, every grain of it is hard work." From then on, I Then we know that food is hard to come by and we must save food. Because we have understood a truth since we were young. Farmers work in the fields all year round and shed a lot of sweat to water the food that we cannot live without. They work so hard, how can we not cherish food?

When you walk into the school, if you pay attention carefully, it is not difficult to find that the slop bucket in the school is full every day, with leftovers, leftovers, etc. There is rice and a whole steamed bun. Everyone who comes in front of it will use a very chic gesture to give the white steamed bun a graceful arc. Although we were born and grew up in the countryside, the food is brought by ourselves and we don’t need to spend money to buy it, but we don’t have to waste it like this. This is what our parents spent their efforts to grow under the scorching sun with their feet on the hot soil. If parents saw all this, what would they think? Besides regret, what else would they think?

Some people may say: "This is making a fuss, isn't it just a matter of grain?" Yes, although not much food is thrown away, what is thrown away is the traditional virtue of the Chinese nation. A person who does not cherish food People who don't care about others will not cherish anything else, and in the end can only become a selfish person. Such people will eventually be abandoned by society, just like you throwing steamed buns into a swill bucket