Since the beginning of this year's flood season, China's Beijing Tianjin Hebei and Northeast regions have experienced multiple heavy rainfall processes, causing floods and geological disasters, resulting in the destruction of a large number of farmland and houses. After the flood, cadres and masses in the disaster area actively participated in the work of disaster relief, loss reduction, and restoration of production and living order. In the disaster stricken area, new houses have been built one after another, and the infrastructure destroyed by floods is being expedited for renovation and construction. As the autumn crops in northern China start to sickle and the autumn vegetables that have been replanted enter the mature period, the fields that have been affected by wind and rain are entering the harvest season. To ensure the safety and warmth of the affected people during the winter, various construction vehicles shuttle back and forth at the reconstruction site of Xinkai Village in Kaiyuan Town, Shulan City, Jilin Province. Workers are busy and busy with construction, creating a bustling scene. The continuous rainfall in early August caused multiple disasters in Shulan City, Jilin Province. Among them, Xinkai Village became the only village in Shulan City to be relocated after the flood due to its proximity to the river, low terrain, and severe disaster. In a period of time, 211 newly built houses will be delivered, "said Tan Hongpeng, a member of the Kaiyuan Town Party Committee." We are progressing step by step according to the schedule, and the leveled land will gradually enter the process of laying foundations and road networks. "Since the flood in Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, and Northeast China, various regions have taken measures to develop recovery and reconstruction plans based on the situation, including classified resettlement and assistance in renting houses Organize the masses to seek help from relatives and friends to solve the temporary housing problem of people with damaged houses; Organize the identification of dilapidated houses and implement subsidy policies based on the classification of damage to the houses; Strengthen the construction force and fund allocation, and solve the housing problem of the masses through purchase replacement, maintenance and reinforcement, renovation and new construction. In Shangzhi City, Heilongjiang Province, as the weather becomes colder, it has become a top priority for post disaster reconstruction work to provide warm housing for affected people before winter. At present, brand new brick houses have been built in the affected townships in the local area. We have set up post disaster reconstruction facilities in heavily affected villages, providing contact information for surrounding building material suppliers, making it easier for the masses to choose and purchase independently. For those who are facing difficulties in building their own houses, we will help recommend construction units for assistance. "said Liu Ruixin, Secretary of the Party Committee of Laojieji Township, Shangzhi City, At present, out of the 676 damaged houses in the township due to the disaster, only 4 new houses have not been installed with doors and windows, and are expected to be fully completed by October 5th. To minimize agricultural losses, in Zhongren Village, Zhuozhou City, Hebei Province, rows of cowpeas are hanging in the greenhouse of the Zhongren Runmin Melon and Vegetable Planting Professional Cooperative, which should have been filled with hanging seedlings and watermelons. After picking and loading these cowpeas, they will be transported to major vegetable wholesale markets. After the flood, we urgently replanted 15 sheds of cowpeas and 18 sheds of cabbage. Currently, cowpeas have been listed one after another, and these vegetables are expected to bring us about 300000 yuan in income, "said Zhu Wenwen, a director of the Zhongren Runmin Melon and Vegetable Planting Professional Cooperative. Since the occurrence of floods in Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, and Northeast China, various regions have seized the "window period" of remedial measures to carry out agricultural production self rescue. By mobilizing equipment to quickly drain accumulated water in the fields, organizing agricultural technicians to sink to the front line to provide scientific guidance, carrying out "promoting early ripening and increasing grain weight" operations such as spraying foliar fertilizer, and quickly starting replanting and replanting according to local conditions, we aim to minimize agricultural losses caused by disasters