After the flood, let me show you how the vegetable garden is doing.

[Documentary] Guilin’s June 19 Flood: The Initial Stages of Rising Waters and the Flooding Process

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The biggest carrot in the garden has been harvested. Let's see how it is growing.

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[Animals]Hungry silkworm baby frantically eats leaves!

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Old-style snacks include honey three-knife, honey horns, and glutinous rice strips, among others.

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The spicy konjac snacks you eat might not actually be made of konjac.

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How to eat sea anemone?

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Hua Nong Brothers: The sheep finally gave birth—time to chop some elephant grass for it! Then let’s

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The cherries are ripe—so many we can’t finish them, so we turn them into cherry cake.

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I spent 20 yuan to rent an empty, drained pond from an elderly woman, and unexpectedly found some ee

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Isn't it strange? In the countryside, good things from the fields are either sold or given away as g

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Raising pigs deep in the mountains is no easy feat—every spoonful of feed costs half a ladle of swea

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[Survival] She built a bathtub in the forest

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I was only halfway through my wild fishing when the biggest flood in the history of the mountain vil

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Hua Nong Brothers: Let the water out to catch fish, relive the joys of childhood—and the haul’s pret

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The watermelon has arrived.

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A Vietnamese big brother stripped the orchard bare with a single bottle of sauce.

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On the way back from a bike ride, I found the road submerged by floodwaters; after scrambling over t

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Do you guys love eating moldy tofu?

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Hua Nong Brothers: Digging up chicken intestines and catching crabs—such a bountiful haul, we’re fry

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It's so convenient in the countryside—you can just chop down a bamboo on the mountain and whip up a

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