Slogans about saving food

The propaganda slogans about saving food are as follows:

1. One meter and one millet are hard-earned, and it is everyone’s responsibility to love and save food. To save resources and live a healthy life, let us start by cherishing food. "Who would have thought that every grain of food on the plate is hard work." This is "Compassion for the Farmers" written by Li Shen. This sentence means: Every piece of food is grown with hard work by the farmer uncles. Therefore, we must cherish food. Cherishing food means cherishing life, cherishing nature, and cherishing our home planet.

2. A porridge and a meal are hard-earned. Respecting the fruits of other people's labor is a traditional virtue of our Chinese nation. Saving food means respecting farmers and our parents who provide food and clothing. Inherit the fine tradition of diligence and thrift. Be quiet to cultivate your character, and be frugal to cultivate your virtue. We should ideologically advocate diligence and thrift, be proud of saving food, and be ashamed of extravagance and waste.

3. Do you know how much labor it takes for a grain of rice to reach our table? From land preparation, seedling raising, transplanting, harvesting... it requires sixteen processes, requiring nearly 10 months of labor by the farmer uncle. Food is so hard-won! Economy is glorious, and everyone praises it; waste is shameful, and everyone hates it. Saving food is the obligation of every citizen. It does not mean that if your life is better, you can waste it if you can afford it. Waste is a shameful act.