(BLC) - After each golden season, waiting for the rain to fall and water from upstream to flow back, Lai Chau farmers eagerly go to the fields to prepare for the new crop. The golden water pouring season in Lai Chau not only brings farmers a good harvest but also attracts many tourists to come and admire.
The shimmering colors of the terraced fields seen from above.
Just one rain, the water in the fields reconnects into streams to cool the terraced fields.
With the terrain of many streams, steep hills, and mainly taking advantage of rainwater, farmers' work of bringing water to their fields is an art, requiring skillful and talented hands.
Lai Chau farmers work hard to rise up, stick to the fields, produce rice, and ensure their lives.
Although they are terraced fields, with the attention of the Party and State, highland households are supported by local authorities with tools and means of production suitable for the terrain conditions of cultivation.
Each terraced field is a painting that doesn’t need much painting. Each frame, each step is stacked on top of each other, stretching endlessly. Some fields and plots are straight, but others are curved and undulating like soft silk strips, stretching endlessly, attracting the viewer’s eyes.
Each scene from the flood season is like carved into a natural picture.
... beautiful as a painting of the Northwest countryside.
The prosperous and rich life of the people begins with terraced fields.
Soon, the yellow fields of soil will turn into the yellow of ripe rice.
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