Humorous stories about cherishing food.

Once upon a time, there was a strange doll with a strange chin and a strange hole. Who knows how big this hole is? Watch him put rice in his mouth and then spill it out of that hole. If the dining table is land, if the rice grains will germinate. Then he eats three meals a day and grows crops. Unfortunately, nothing was planted, but food was wasted. You should all touch your chin after hearing this joke. If there is a hole, plug it up quickly. Cherish food = cherish life. Food is precious. Cherish food. Anyone can say that. But in real life, only a few people can really understand the importance of food. Recently, due to the hot weather, it is more serious for students to throw away leftovers. To this end, the Young Pioneers of the school and the guidance office organized an education on cherishing food. Without suffering, it is difficult to feel the joy of happiness; If you have not experienced hunger and cold, it is difficult to feel the luck of food and clothing. None of our students have ever felt real hunger, so there is no concept of saving for them. Invisibly, it has caused some waste. Only through regular education in schools, some stories and some surveys can students realize the importance of cherishing food. From the reading club, I recited "It's noon when weeding, sweat drips down the soil …" and put it into practice. Start with the most common things in life, don't pour leftovers, don't pay attention to food and clothing, cherish the fruits of others' labor, and gradually develop the good habit of thrift. Cherishing food is the traditional virtue of our Chinese nation. The earth where we live does not have much arable land to produce food, and with the development of urbanization and industry, it is constantly being eroded. As far as the world is concerned, food is not abundant. Every year, hundreds of millions of people suffer from hunger due to poverty or natural disasters or wars. It can be said that cherishing food means cherishing life, cherishing nature and cherishing our home on earth.