At 7:30 in the morning, Yang Zhe, a primary school student, stood by the vegetable field of his grandmother's house and whispered anxiously: "with such a big frost, today's dishes seem to be unable to be picked." For Yang Zhe, who grew up in the city, every day is full of fun. "In the past, when we talked about labor, we meant mopping the floor, sweeping the floor and cleaning the table. Now we can plant vegetables on the ground. This kind of labor is so interesting!" Yang zhe said happily, "although I'm tired, I'm very happy that I can eat vegetables when I grow up and bring them to my grandparents' table!" Yang zhe feels that he hasn't had a real holiday since he was in the first grade. Homework, connecting classes and various test papers are "too busy to be busy every day. I feel very bored". However, with the implementation of the "double reduction" policy, Yang Zhe's holiday life has changed. "This holiday, the school assigned a lot less homework, and my mother didn't give me more homework." Yang zhe smiled and said that these days when he returned to the countryside, he had completed most of the homework assigned by the school and took the initiative to write a "village diary" every day. "I get up at more than 7 o'clock every day, follow my grandparents to grow and pick vegetables in the field, and then sell them in the vegetable market. I do my homework at home in the afternoon, exercise in the evening and watch TV." At 11 a.m., the vegetable market was bustling. Yang zhe greeted in front of the vegetable stall: "this is leek, 1 yuan or two. This is mint, 3 yuan or two. This is fennel, 2.5 yuan or two..." Yang zhe was already familiar with the variety and price of vegetables, and he didn't know how to grow these vegetables before the winter vacation. "I like to spend the Spring Festival with my grandparents, make New Year cakes with my grandmother and set off firecrackers with my grandfather..." Yang said. (outlook new era)