Standing at the edge of the field, a gentle press of a button, and the water does the work for you; you can finally rest.

Standing at the edge of the field, a gentle press of a button, and the water does the work for you; you can finally rest.

Before, watering the fields was a never-ending task. Under the blazing sun, you'd be running around; even after dark, you'd still be there, watching over the fields. You were afraid the water would go astray, afraid a furrow would collapse. After watering one acre, you'd be so exhausted your back ached, but tomorrow there was another acre waiting. It seemed like farmers could never rest.

Actually, watering doesn't have to be so arduous anymore. Now, you just need to stand at the edge of the field, gently press a button, and the water starts automatically. It flows along the laid pipes, without deviating or wasting anything, taking good care of every seedling. You don't need to chase after it, you don't need to stay up all night watching over it; you just need to glance at it occasionally to make sure everything is alright.

After pressing the button, you can do many other things. You can sit in the shade for a while, drink some water, and watch the clouds in the distance; you can go about other work, fertilizing or weeding; or you can do nothing at all, just lean against the edge of the field, listen to the sound of the water, and watch the crops grow taller day by day. The work has been taken care of by the water, and you can finally rest.

Even more remarkable is that while you rest, the water doesn't slack off. It continues to work silently in the field, more evenly and deeply than when you're running around watering. You've rested well, and the crops have drunk their fill—it's a win-win situation. You are no longer someone tied to the land, but someone who manages it.

Standing at the edge of the field, a gentle press of the water, and it has done the work for you. From today onward, you can finally rest, no longer racing against the water, no longer bound to the land. For the first time, farming has become so easy.