in his occasional leisure time, he would have a video chat with friends from Shanghai, saying, "at 8 o'clock in the evening, the city and the 8 o'clock farm, a Shanghai, a upper stream. One word, two kinds of life. I do not know how many young people are leaving their hometown to go to big cities to fight, nor do they know how many young people are willing to join the countryside for agriculture. \n now, Yin Chao has a house on the farm. He cares about food and vegetables every day. But there is no sea, only the mountains. What he most expects is not spring, but autumn. He enjoys his life with his heart, and often calls himself "king of native chicken country". The animals on the farm are his people.
farm lives a lot of animals. It's about 100 thousand chickens, more than 70 dogs, 10 coming pigs, and 7 cows. They scattered among the hills, woods, and grass, and became the best companions of the Yin Chao family. \n "the chicken lives in the shed at night and runs around in the daytime. It's hard to manage, and the dogs look at them," Yin Chao said, smiling. "The cows don't live in the bullshed. They're wandering on the mountains themselves and eating and living."
, on the other hand, there are many "aborigines" on the mountain, including more than 100 wild boars, more than 10 hawks and a group of weasels. They are the natural enemies of the chicken on the farm. Although both father and son often think of ways to protect the mountain chicken, they also know that eventually they need to rely on basic survival skills such as trees and flight to protect themselves. It is also true that the chickens they breed are particularly healthy and original. \n in the future, Yin Chao plans to set up a special farm operation team and drive the surrounding farmers to expand their production scale.