I was in a class, whole day studying both my living island and the Mainland China, farmer’s prospect, and surely, nothing related to this news lead, and I thought the farmer ‘discovered’ alien life-form, wouldn’t it supposedly was a joke? Or, communist China, people don’t appreciate any sort of humour? However, it could be really expensive and requiring advanced, well I mean for a farmer least, considering his daily routine and possible intensive labour works, the alien project made in rubber, which could cost great deal of cash, and meticulously on design and handworks. I suppose this farmer he might own some machines on farming, allowing his alien hobbies. The class I was in, it was interesting, most classmates, they are from various part of island’s social background, and the teacher he is a ‘strong character,’ which is good, I mean, personally, I like people who are willing, or daring, to express their own view, and surely, the teacher he’s well experienced in agriculture world cross my residential island and China, and, I also sharing same view, regarding China, and to this island I live: about exchanging resources, and to see China as opportunity rather than a political threat. Another thing I am different, for seeing China, that is, I don’t really understand most fellow citizens here, seeing China as competitors, both as a nation and people, one has to look in a bigger picture, it won’t make sense to ‘compare’ an island size less than 1 per cent to a land that big. It won’t be David and Goliath, and why need to see both as hostile in any ways. China is a big place, lands and people. And, I am still reading land reform continued on Google’s Book from yesterday, and it was complicated, I mean, the land-to-the-tiller, in alleviate poverty that depicted in a world view, the author, didn’t directly reveal, who made the decision, and scale of land reform, and throughout most developing nations, and also post-war as Japan, the model was similarly, well, the reform seemed from same pattern, on how much of compensation to landowners, and later day, on tenants sold farm land for industrial use, and both landowners and tenants split 50-50. So far, I am confused, how come land-to-the-tiller was made universal.
Posted on: Fri, 14 Jun 2013 13:18:04 +0000
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