Collect supplies, seize aircraft carriers, and travel to the seventh and fifth

These soldiers gathered in a large group at the back, watching Moer write. They praised her for her beauty. Her handwriting was also beautiful! Then Moer thought about it and wrote another poem, the title of which was "Joining the Army".

The long clouds of Qinghai darken the snow-capped mountains, and the lonely city looks towards Yumen Pass in the distance.

Yellow sand wears golden armor in a hundred battles, and Loulan will never be repaid if it is not broken!

The soldiers behind all cheered in unison. What a powerful poem!

A young soldier who loved poetry excitedly asked Moer: Comrade, who wrote this poem? Why have I never seen it before?

Mo'er's face turned red: I wrote it!

Anyway, Earth's poems and songs don't exist in this world, so bringing them here isn't considered plagiarism. At most, it's just copying. Yes, copying! Besides, China on Earth has a 5,000-year history of civilization, with countless vivid and touching poems. If they were buried, wouldn't it be a great loss? Including those beautiful songs in the future, Mo'er wants them to flourish in this world. It's just that those talented authors have become as shameless as themselves! I silently said in my heart, sorry everyone! I shamelessly copied everything here, ha!

When the young soldier heard that the poem was written by this girl, he was even more astonished. He looked at Mo'er as if he were looking at a treasure.

There were many talented and educated people in the army. After these young soldiers returned, word spread quickly, and soon a large number of people gathered! Everyone wanted to see what the talented woman the young soldiers were talking about looked like. They also wanted to see the poem!

Mo'er ignored them and drew another picture. In the picture, a group of soldiers were training hard. Each of them had a serious expression and was sweating with youth!

There is a sentence below, "Sweat more in peacetime, bleed less in war!" It makes everyone who sees this painting nod in praise!

All the officers and soldiers who came to see her admired in their hearts, what a wonderful woman who writes beautifully, paints so realistically, and can even compose poetry!

Moer finished the task, clapped his hands, and went to the place where the army was building the greenhouse. The keel of the greenhouse was basically completed, and the plastic would be laid soon. The straw mats had been made, and the sisters-in-law were still busy at work.

The troops built a total of twenty greenhouses, the same size as Moer's.

Moer saw that it was almost done, so he drove out in a big truck. After a few hours, he came back with a large truck of space soil. He put it near the greenhouse and went out to pull it twice before giving up.

The ground in the greenhouse has been leveled long ago, and all the rocks and weeds have been cleared away. The location chosen is also a sunny place!

The next day was sunny and windy, and the sun was warm on our bodies. The soldiers covered the greenhouse with plastic and covered both sides tightly with soil. Then they spread straw mats on top! Soon the greenhouse was as warm as spring.

The regiment commander gathered about twenty young soldiers, plus a dozen or so sisters-in-law. Some were responsible for digging holes, adding space soil, watering, and planting seeds. Some also took notes. Mo'er had soaked the seeds last night. The division of labor was clear and orderly! By four o'clock in the afternoon, all the planting was complete. Then the young soldiers brought in stoves, and once they lit them, the temperature inside soared even higher. It was impossible to stay inside in my cotton coat; I was soon sweating profusely!

On the fourth day, more than twenty people gathered in Mo'er's greenhouse: the regimental commander, political commissar, battalion commander, and all the sisters-in-law had arrived. They were all beaming with joy because over 99% of the vegetables Mo'er had planted had sprouted. Seeing them break through the soil was incredibly exciting. The sisters-in-law were especially excited; their chatter was incredibly lively!