What rural slogans are most memorable to you?

When I was a child and lived in a rural area, there were indeed some slogans that were deeply memorable and fresh in my mind, always remaining deep in my heart.

For example: Work until the 29th day of the lunar month, and then start after eating buns (dialect, refers to dumplings)!

Popular and vivid. I worked until the 29th day of the twelfth lunar month of the previous year. After eating the buns, I started working again.

Because I wrote this sentence once in an article, some friends asked me that winter is the leisure season in rural areas. In that era, there were no greenhouses for winter heating, and there was no off-season cultivation or anything like that. What are you doing until the 29th day of the twelfth lunar month? What's there to do? Aren't you talking nonsense?

In fact, no, it also shows that this friend really did not understand the rural situation back then. At that time, the farmers had finished their autumn harvest, and they were also very busy.

The first is Chufu

Chufu is our local name, which means that the superiors organize unified efforts to concentrate labor to build reservoirs, roads, and other large-scale projects. Yeah...wait.

A certain number of strong laborers are allocated from each village in proportion to the population. Just work until the end of the year.

Second, building "Dazhai fields" is also called mountainous area construction

Learning from Daqing in industry and Dazhai in agriculture is the slogan issued by our great leader Chairman Mao.

I still vaguely remember the lyrics: Achieve high yields on the bluestone...

Forgot the specific song. This sentence, of course, does not mean that planting seeds on bluestone slabs will lead to high yields. It means blowing up the rocks in the thin ground in the mountains, clearing them out, filling them with soil, and planting crops.

This is how Dazhaitian was built.

Those in the village who did not want to become husbands also built terraces on the mountains under the unified organization of the village.

That scene was quite spectacular!

The rugged mountains were pushed and lifted by carts and shoulders, cutting the high places, filling in the low places, and leveling them. When you encounter a large rock that cannot be dug, use explosives to blow it up.

It was all about drilling holes and filling in explosives in the early morning, and at the same time in the afternoon, they ordered the explosives and fired off the cannons. The scene, let alone, was earth-shattering and thrilling! Those who have never seen it with their own eyes cannot imagine what it is like.

The publicity personnel of the construction site headquarters wrote the slogan like the beginning.

Of course, there are many slogans, and they are all inspiring and passionate slogans.

For example: If you can’t finish your work without eating, you will not be a true man until you reach the Great Wall!

Work hard and move forward quickly, strive to reach the top, and build socialism quickly, efficiently and cost-effectively!

Be determined, not afraid of sacrifice, overcome all difficulties, and strive for victory!

If you have conditions, you have to go up, and if there are no conditions, you have to go up even if you create conditions!

Think about it, it was really a passionate year!

I often see statements made by farmers who deny the passion of that era. In fact, I disagree with them.