Written in the countryside on October 1st.

Rural life Autumn is the harvest season, and it is also the harvest season. My grandmother's home is in the countryside. On the 11th National Day, my father drove my family to my grandmother's house, just as I could feel the life in the countryside. As soon as I arrived at my grandmother's house, I couldn't wait for my father to take me to the farmland to have a look. The road to grandma's field is narrow and long, and the car can't pass, so my father pulls me to take a tricycle. I feel like I'm going to be thrown down. In my dad's car, it's flat and steady, which is a far cry from a tricycle. On the way, I also saw many farmers busy harvesting crops, some picking apples, some pulling peanuts, some harvesting corn ... "Oh!" Here we are! I pointed to a piece of green rape and asked, "What is this?" Dad said, "This is the sweet potato leaf, and the sweet potato is under it." "I want to pull out sweet potatoes!" I said. My father assured me, "Sweet potatoes grow underground, so we must first find that there are sweet potatoes under the ground fissures, and all of them are sweet potatoes." I squatted down and found that the green sweet potato vine was particularly long. Looking and looking, "I found it!" I dragged my father over and pointed to the crack I was looking for and said, "Dad, I think there are sweet potatoes in it!" " ""Well, Lulu, if you dig hard, you can definitely find a big sweet potato. "Under the guidance of my father, I dug hard and saw a little sweet potato. I dug down along the edge of the sweet potato again, and the roots of other sweet potatoes kept digging. Otherwise, the sweet potato under the root will not grow, so I will dig very carefully until I almost see the root. Finally, I tried. It turned out that all the sweet potatoes I saw were khaki, and now I know that sweet potatoes are also red! Later, I pulled out a few handfuls of peanuts in the field and knew that peanuts also grow underground. When I was ready to go home, I found myself sweating and my clothes were soaked by the hot sun. Through this experience, I was born in the city and felt the life in the countryside, the hardships of farmers and the hard-won food.