Published on: 2026-08-24
Source: People’s Republic of China — Translation
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Under the warm August sun, the vast fields of Ordos are full of life and lush growth.
A picturesque rural panorama unfolds in Dalad Hoshuun. Neatly arranged rice paddies stretch to the horizon. A gentle breeze sweeps across the fields, sending green waves over the landscape. The rice ears are gradually swelling, awaiting the autumn harvest. This year, rice fields covering an area of 30,000 mu (about 2,000 hectares) are planned to be sown in Dalad Hoshuun. Shagedu village, with almost thirty years of rice-growing history, planted rice on 13,000 mu this year. Thanks to the reclamation of saline-alkali lands, the village has expanded its rice fields from several hundred mu to more than 20,000 mu.
Sunflowers stretch across endless fields, their golden heads turned towards the sun. Against the backdrop of a blue sky and white clouds, the heavy flower baskets create a striking spectacle. When the evening breeze runs through the fields, golden waves roll across the ground.
The main potato harvesting season has begun. The foliage covers the ridges, and the tubers are hidden in the soft sandy soil. Agricultural machinery moves across the fields, and farmers are harvesting the crop. Full-sized potatoes are being dug out of the ground.
Sweet peppers have also reached the peak of ripeness. Bright green fruits hang heavily from the branches. Peasants walk between the rows, quickly harvesting to keep up with the season. The fields are filled with colors and the bustle of the hot harvest.
On this fertile land, the residents of Ordos work diligently, harvesting a rich crop and writing a new chapter in the revival of rural areas.
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