What do you mean I don't hesitate to report more crops every year?

Dude, you have the wrong number. . . It should be: "Earn more food for a year" is taken from "Don't waste time on hard work, and have food and clothing at any time. Finally, it is better to make more profits in business. " There is a hard work, and finally there is a harvest. Why envy the rich profits made by others in business? Those opportunists are not as practical as farming and hoarding food every year. . . . Personally, I feel that although this exhortation poem exhorts people to learn to be a man, it also imprisons people's thoughts, which is mixed with the traditional thought of attaching importance to agriculture and restraining commerce in ancient China, and we can take its essence to discard its dross and learn from it appropriately. . .