Just after we finished cleaning up and washing the dishes, the caregiver arrived and brought Yu Zhaohua breakfast.

Yu Hai was in a good mood today. He let the caregiver eat his father's breakfast and asked him to take good care of his father before going to work.

In Yujia Village, Chen Hong and his two families have finished their spring plowing and are now busy with spring planting. With the help of a hand tractor, they can both plow and rid the land, making their spring planting progress very quickly this year.

First, we planted sweet potatoes for the three families, then peanuts and soybeans, and finally corn.

After a week of hard work, the three families have finished planting all three types of crops on a large scale.

All that's left are the small, obscure plots of land left on each family's land, where they plant sesame, mung beans, and millet, depending on their specific circumstances.

There's no rush for that. Each family can just use their spare time to grow a little bit, enough for their own consumption.

Chen Hong also used the evenings over the past few days to reorganize the space. Downstream of the small river, she dug five more 5-meter by 5-meter pools along the bank.

She even enlarged the two ponds she had dug before. She now discovered that the Napoleon wrasse, blue wrasse, pink wrasse, and yellow wrasse had all grown to a considerable size. The ponds were too small for them to move around in.

The fruit trees in the space have all been pruned, and the fruit that can be picked has been picked and packed into boxes, ready to be taken out of the space to eat at any time.

The Yunwu tea is harvested and processed once a month, and she has already stored quite a lot of it, but she herself drinks very little of it.

Chen Hong has stored several thousand kilograms of honey, and plans to sell a batch in Beijing after spring.

The space can harvest a batch of honey every two weeks, so there's really no need to store too much.

Looking at the latest batch of hatched fry in the space, which had grown to more than ten centimeters long, Chen Hong scooped them all into a large breeding tank.

When we go out to sea again, we'll find a suitable body of water near the coast and release them back into the ocean. There's too much space for them to be farmed, and it's a heavy burden for us.

In the past few days, Chen Hong has noticed that some of the grouper, red snapper, and large blue wrasse that she caught last time have very swollen bellies and will soon be able to lay small eggs and hatch into baby fish.

This space is truly a great tool for breeding fish fry!

There are also several boxes of common sea bass, mackerel, mullet, flounder, and barracuda. ​​Chen Hong plans to keep them to use as live bait for catching bigger fish when he goes out to sea in the future.

These are her secret weapons for catching big fish, so she can't afford to be careless.

Chen Hong also discovered a surprise these past few days: she didn't know when, but the abalone, conch, and seashells in the space had all given birth to many babies.

The sea cucumbers also hatched many baby sea cucumbers that looked like tiny ears. It's unknown when or how they secretly mated and gave birth to their babies.

Chen Hong would occasionally clear and chop up the weeds under the fruit trees and in the ground to feed them, and also feed them some of the small fish she caught, and sometimes throw them some fruit that they couldn't eat.

Miraculously, they did not starve to death; they grew tenaciously and even had many babies.

Not to be outdone, the lobsters and crabs also gave birth to many babies. Chen Hong felt that she was now a real aquaculture worker, becoming a nanny for these marine animals.

Although you don't have to take care of them during their postpartum period, you are still responsible for finding the little ones that hatch from them at any time, putting them into new breeding boxes, and releasing them back into the sea when they are a little bigger.

Chen Hong feels that her current responsibilities are too great; she has practically become a nanny and breeder for marine animals. However, Chen Hong is still enjoying it.

Seeing so many new lives being born fills Chen Hong with immense satisfaction. It's an indescribable happiness, a feeling that others can neither experience nor comprehend!

The Qingming Festival is just around the corner, and the weather has been quite unpredictable these past few days, with frequent light rain showers. However, this has actually been helpful for the germination and sprouting of crops.

However, the temperature had dropped, so Chen Hong decided to wait until after the Qingming Festival before going out to sea.

Thinking about the tea trees in the mountains, they would be wasted if no one picked them. Now that I have discovered them, I should make the most of them.

I don't usually drink it myself, but I still need to use these tea leaves to cover up my true intentions. The tea leaves from the mountains are processed and given as gifts, and the quality is much better than those bought from the mall.

Around 7 a.m., after sending her son out the door, Chen Hong took Black Tiger with her up the mountain, leaving Glasses at home to watch the house.

Today she wants to go up the mountain to pick some tea leaves. Last year, she picked them too late, so they're already considered summer tea. Although they taste good, they can't compare to pre-Qingming tea.

If you start early this year and make some pre-Qingming tea, it will be a very presentable gift.

Chen Hong, fully armed with mountaineering clothes and boots, carrying a basket on his back and holding a machete, walked straight into the mountains.

She walked through the places she had visited last year without stopping, having already searched them all, but found nothing of interest.

Her physical condition is much better than last year, and she has become very strong, though she hasn't seriously tested how strong she is.

However, she had once secretly picked up the village millstone when no one was around at night, and it was effortless for her.

According to Uncle Village Chief, this stone mill was custom-made for a landlord in the past. The millstone and grinding wheel together weigh 3,000 jin (1,500 catties), while the grinding wheel weighs less than 1,000 jin (500 catties).

Based on this, Chen Hong had a general idea of ​​her own strength. In other words, she could lift 1,000 jin (500 catties) without any problem.

But for a woman, such strength is still quite astonishing. After Chen Hong secretly hugged him once, no one dared to say anything.

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