I saw this movie about the farm in the small group, and it immediately aroused my interest. I really wanted to see how their farm works. After searching for a long time, I couldn’t find the source of the film. Just found the source for an hour and a half. All right. . . .
For me, movies are really a cure-all, or maybe a temporary escape from reality. In short, the mood has indeed improved. This documentary doesn't have the fairy spirit that Li Ziqi made, but it is so real, natural and touching. It is so real that I can see the vitality of all things, the diversity of animals and plants that I yearn for, and the gravity that I may not be able to bear, the care of livestock, and how to use natural enemies, the principle of opposition of nature, to make reasonable use of it. offender. In Li Ziqi's video, it's all beautiful, even the hard work of sowing seeds is so beautiful, and all the hard work will still be beautiful after a good meal. Maybe because it's a documentary, a big farm slowly built out of a commitment to a dog. A whole cyclic ecosystem, like a microcosm of nature, everything is in order, sometimes there are problems, but just like the protagonist, looking at this problem from the perspective of his dog, he got the best solution , and did not harm the creatures of nature, and then everything returned to the original order.
Perhaps what I am looking forward to is such a farm. Everything is growing in an orderly manner, with a wide variety of varieties, each performing its own duties. They can create such a large farm without money. What about me? May I?
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