“花生长在哪里?柿子椒是长在树上吗?麦苗和韭菜有什么不一样?……”这一个个看上去有些可笑的问题,就来自我的学生。城市中长大的孩子,有限的农作物知识来自那些可怜的科普读物。因为没有亲历过农业生产,所以对浪费的粮食、食品没有任何羞惭。“白菜来自自由市场,才几分钱一斤,最好的东北大米也就一块多钱,吃不了扔掉有什么可惜的……”在现实生活中,很多人认为,不就是不知道这些农作物是从哪里来的吗?有什么了不起?孩子重要的是分数,能否考入一个好的大学,将来能否有一个好的工作才是最重要的,农 “Where are the peanuts growing? Are the peppers growing on the trees? What is the difference between the peppers and the chives? ...” These all seem ridiculous questions come from my students. Children growing up in cities, limited crop knowledge, come from those poor popular books. Because there is no experience of agricultural production, so there is no shame on the waste of food, food. "Cabbage from the free market, only a pound of money a pound, the best of Northeast rice also a piece of money, can not eat anything to throw away ... ... In real life, many people think that is not just do not know these crops Where did it come from? What’s remarkable? What is important for children is their scores. Whether or not they can be admitted to a good university and whether a good job will be the most important thing in the future is that farmers