The "second generation of farmers" succeeded the new farmers on the stage.

"the towering peaks are green, and the tea is full of fragrance." Walking into the tea planting base in Tangchi Town, Lujiang County, Anhui Province, the tea seedlings are neat and green. What Zhao Chen must do every day is to go around the tea base and work with the tea farmers to prune and weed the tea garden.

Zhao Chen was fair-skinned and well-dressed, but she could not hide her childishness. "I was born in 1989 as a fake post-90s." Zhao Chen said with a smile. After graduating from university, he returned to the countryside from the city, took over the career from his father and became the new head of Anhui Baiyun Chunhao Tea Company.

"over the past four or five years, I have used more than 5000 mu of land transferred as an exhibition base to show tea farmers that tea grown with these varieties and methods can open up the market." Zhao Chen said, "promoting new varieties and contacting the market are all problems that I have led tea farmers to solve." Under his efforts, "Baiyun Chunhao" tea is favored by consumers.

After graduating from university, Zhu Shusheng, 34, also chose to return to his hometown. He is the "top leader" of Qingshuihe Ecological Agriculture Co., Ltd., Lujiang County. He is currently studying for a master's degree at Anhui Agricultural University, and his wife is a classmate of his university. The couple are not only busy planting by themselves, but also instruct thousands of local farmers to plant raisins together. "the next step is to turn the planting base into a sightseeing picking garden, then engage in deep processing to brew raisin wine, and gradually build Nongjiale and wineries." Zhu Shusheng is full of confidence in future development.

In Lujiang, there are more and more "post-80s" and "post-90s"agricultural second generation" like Zhao Chen and Zhu Shusheng. They come from rural areas, and they have deep feelings for agriculture, rural areas and farmers. When faced with career choices or life plans, they often turn their attention to rural areas.

It is understood that these new farmers in Lujiang County have three major characteristics: first, they are often the descendants of family farms, large professional families or leaders of professional cooperatives, who are familiar with farming and learning agricultural management under the leadership of their parents, and then go to the front desk; second, they are often the children of farmers who have come back from their studies or grew up on the spot, spreading their knowledge and skills to the farmland and increasingly coming to the fore in the fields. Third, they often have Internet thinking, with their own knowledge and courage to add modern color to traditional agriculture.

After graduating from Xi'an University of Science and Technology, Song Zhen returned to Lujiang to establish the "E Lujiang Network". "E-commerce can help farmers sell their agricultural products and make them earn more money. The countryside is a vast world, and we have made great achievements here. " Although he is not yet profitable, Song Zhen is still full of confidence when it comes to e-commerce.

In Lujiang, the second generation of farmers who have returned to rural areas in recent years are playing a more and more important role. Because of the addition of the "second generation of farmers", some planting bases have shown new advantages in the introduction of new varieties and large-scale management; in some rural areas, the benefits of land have increased rapidly due to the new technology brought by the "second generation of farmers" back to the village; and the value of some traditional products has doubled because the "second generation of farmers" has been introduced into the Internet. As new farmers with new knowledge and new vision, the "second generation of farmers" is playing a more and more important role in the vast land.

Certain conditions are needed for the integrated development of primary, secondary and tertiary industries and for agriculture to be "one after another". The first problem to be solved is who will undertake the important task of "one after another" and who is the new main body to promote the development of the "six industries". This new main body of agriculture can only be new farmers with strong management ability and sensitive to the market. New farmers devote themselves to the land, realizing the specialization and professionalization of agricultural production; new farmers are interested in science and technology and have the motivation to actively seek new technologies; new farmers have the will and ability to develop agricultural industrialization and lead farmers to enter the market.

The "second generation of farmers" emerged in Lujiang, Anhui Province, are the new farmers on that land, the "post-80s" and "post-90s" with youth dreams. They bravely embark on the road of innovation and entrepreneurship, enter the fertile soil, and join the ranks of "new farmers".