Bravo! Bravo! marvelous!
I can even cry when I watch a farm documentary!
Often I am deeply moved by the works, I can not evaluate. Because there are too many feelings in my heart, they are constantly colliding, and they are too messy and unclear, so I can only write them according to my heart.
This is the experience of a group of people who began to fight against nature with the dream of living in harmony with nature.
Turn a barren land into a thriving natural ecosystem, where hundreds of crops, tens of thousands of fruit trees, and a variety of animals and poultry coexist.
Their love for nature, reverence, and care, that love is conveyed to the audience by every scene, the mother duck walks through the farm with a group of ducklings, the rain falls on the bushes, the trees are full of crumbling fruits, watching the warmth grow by itself .
Of course, there are many difficulties. The best agricultural expert friend died, the wild wolf ate almost all the chickens, the gophers destroyed the roots of the trees, the millions of snails ate the fruit trees, and the pigs got sick... But the calm and calm when they encountered difficulties, to The act of finding solutions in a way that doesn't destroy beliefs has a power that touches me. Even when there was frustration, sadness, anger, even when they shot the wolf to death, when their faith collapsed in an instant, they persevered. This is something that I cannot do without a strong inner energy, and this is the self-energy that I have always longed for.
Year after year, different situations occur each year, but at the same time this ecosystem is becoming more and more balanced, diverse, complex, and less and less human intervention. They start a discordant but harmonious relationship with nature, which seems to me to be the realization of a dream, the perfect state of balance between perfection and imperfection.
Anyway, I like it a lot!
Finally, there is a doubt, can pigs and chickens mate?
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