The meaning of Hotan

Hotan means paddy field. Chapter 8 of Bi Ye's Spring without Flowers: "These days, the loach in the market fell into the ground and became a mess."

Bi Ye's Spring without Flowers, Chapter 8: These days, loach fell into the ground in the market, which was a mess.

Sentence making in paddy field

1. Looking down the hill, there are green rice fields and rows of neat farmhouses.

After the farmer's uncle sprinkled pesticides on the rice field, the pest disaster was quickly eliminated.

The farmer's uncle cleared the pests in the rice field with pesticides.

There is an endless paddy field in front of grandpa's house.

The water in the rice field has been mixed.

6. They turned this barren land into a rice field that crops twice a year.

7. Wind dolls will tease leaves in hot summer days and wake up sleeping rice fields in the dark.

8. I seem to see rain flowing into rice fields, into eaves and into people's hearts.

9. Walking along a country road, you will see colorful flowers waving to you, and the charming fragrance will come to your face. Into the depths, you will also see the rice fields next to the green hills. A breeze blows, and the seedlings in the rice fields sway her weak body as if dancing.

10, life is a paddy field, harvesting one acre at a time. After harvesting, put a car full of rice into the granary.

1 1. There are neat fences on both sides of the road, painted with beautiful blue, and there are large paddy fields and vegetable fields outside the fence.

12. Now, the original rice fields on the other side of the border have been replaced by towering modern hotels and rows of factories.

13. In the distant fields, golden rape flowers are embedded at the foot of the mountain, and green rice fields dance briskly with the wind. The farmer's uncle is harvesting hard, watching the drizzle, with a smile on his face. Yes, "a year's plan lies in spring", and they are looking forward to a good harvest this year.