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It is better to teach a man to fish than to give him a fish. Jiaojiao is ready to pass on this knowledge to other people.

With enthusiasm in her heart, Jiaojiao opened a farmhouse full of vitality and hope. This farmhouse is like a warm haven, and its door is always open to those wandering vagrants.

Every inch of land in the farmyard carries the power and expectation of life. Under the caress of the sun, the land exudes an intoxicating fragrance. Jiaojiao worked tirelessly to take the children through the fields, patiently and meticulously teaching them how to grow crops that would bring a good harvest.

Look at the large cornfield, each corn plant stands upright like a determined soldier, and the huge leaves rustle in the breeze, as if telling the story of growth. The children, full of curiosity and expectation, carefully sow corn seeds into the soil, and then take good care of them, watering and fertilizing them, looking forward to their thriving growth day and night, and finally bearing bunches of plump and round fruits.

Looking at the neat potato fields, the tender green potato seedlings swayed gently in the breeze, as if dancing happily. The children squatted in the fields, earnestly learning to loosen the soil, weed and fertilize the potatoes, and every drop of sweat was poured into their desire for a good harvest. Seeing the potato seedlings gradually grow from the initial tender buds into a lush green, the children's faces were filled with pride and joy.

In the sweet potato field, vines grow freely and interweave into a green ocean. The children followed Jiaojiao and concentrated on learning how to plant sweet potato seedlings. Their eyes were full of desire for new knowledge and vision for the future. They were looking forward to digging out the sweet sweet potatoes hidden deep in the ground in the harvest season.

The rice fields are a beautiful sight in the farmyard. The blue sky and white clouds are reflected in the water, forming a dreamlike picture. The children are barefoot, happily planting rice in the paddy fields, feeling the gentle embrace of the soil and the vigor of the rice seedlings. Watching the green rice seedlings swaying gently in the breeze, it is as if I have seen the golden harvest in the future, and my heart is filled with joy and hope.

Under Jiaojiao's careful care and guidance, these formerly wandering children not only learned the practical skills of growing crops, but also found the warmth of home and direction in life in this farmyard. The farmyard has become the best home in their hearts.

When the first batch of crops began to sprout on the farm's land, the vibrant scene stunned all the students in the farm. They could hardly believe their eyes.

The corn in front of us has big and plump corn cobs hanging on its sturdy stalks. The golden corn kernels shine with an attractive luster in the sun, as if proudly showing off their abundance. Potatoes are dug out from the soft soil, their round bodies are covered with the fragrance of the soil, and their size and quantity are far beyond the students' imagination. Sweet potatoes, with purple-red skins that are fresh and tender, are arranged in rows in the fields, like a precious gift from the earth. And the rice, with heavy rice ears hanging down, the breeze blows, and layers of golden waves appear, exuding bursts of fresh rice fragrance.

The students gathered around these crops, their eyes full of amazement and joy. At this time, Jiaojiao walked up to them with a smile and said gently: "What you see now is real. This is a gift from nature and the result of our hard work. I hope you can seriously learn the knowledge I teach you. This knowledge will not only enable us to live a rich life, but more importantly, in the future you can use this knowledge to benefit mankind, so that more people can enjoy the joy of harvest and feel the power of the land and the miracle of life." Jiaojiao's eyes were firm and full of expectation. The students nodded one after another, and a strong sense of mission and responsibility surged in their hearts. They knew that these crops were not just food, but also the seeds of hope for them to move towards the future and benefit mankind.