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SUB)阿方帶少爺回老家咯！｜Troy龍源臻慎

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Lifestyle

Arriving at Fang Fang’s Hometown / Filming Farm Life

  • Fang Fang brings “Troy (龍源臻慎)” back to his family’s rural area to film everyday farm work.
  • They tour a sorghum and cornfield, discussing how these fields are managed year to year.

Working the Fields (Weeding + Replanting)

  • They film sorghum/corn areas and ask whose fields they are.
  • The process mentioned includes:
    1. Use a tool to hook up and/or remove weeds
    2. After removing weeds, dig/turn the soil
    3. Replant the next year

Growing Crops and What Different Frames Are For

  • A trellis/frame is discussed as being used for grapes (grapes grown on the frame).
  • Other crops mentioned:
    • Gourds (“gourd babies”) — some varieties are implied to not be edible, though the exact purpose isn’t clear to them.

Harvested Corn and What Happens to Leftover Stalks

  • They point out a cornfield that has already been harvested.
  • Notes on changing practices:
    • Previously: people would bundle and burn harvested corn stalks.
    • Now: people leave the stalks to deal with later, when they need the land again the next spring.

Caution and Farm Surroundings

  • They warn about possible snakes in the fields.
  • They encounter bees and mention how painful bee stings can be.
  • A practical use mentioned for bee stingers’ “spread out”/application:
    • Spread them under pigs/chickens to help keep warm (followed by a joke about “spreading on your bed”).

Scenery and Best Visiting Season

  • The landscape is described as especially pleasant in June–July (or July–August):
    • Lots of green grass and tall growth
    • A blue sky with fewer clouds
    • The main drawback: mosquitoes
  • Workaround suggested:
    • Use menthol oil (or similar) to reduce mosquito irritation.

Goose/Duck Joke + Finding Chickens

  • They argue about identifying birds; a goose is mentioned as being noisy.
  • They go looking for chickens and discuss eggs:
    • Eggs are usually collected in the morning.
    • If you check early in the morning, you can feel where eggs are.

Livestock Tour: Pigs and Breeding

  • They show pigs, including:
    • A black-skinned sow
    • A boar described as likely used for breeding
  • Breeding details (as described):
    • The boar mates with pigs from neighboring farms when it grows up.
  • They note that pigs are often afraid of people, so they avoid scaring the animals.
  • There are also jokes in a “you’re the pig / you’ll handle breeding” style.

Farm Produce: Rice Drying

  • They discuss drying something that looks like rice:
    • “Rice is white” after peeling.
    • The grains still need sun-drying because they’re sticky/not dry enough.

General Tone / Lifestyle Takeaway

  • The video highlights hands-on farm knowledge, seasonal scenery, and practical rural routines—like weeding, replanting, harvest cleanup, animal care, and drying crops—mixed with comedic banter.

Notable Locations / Items / References

  • Fang Fang’s hometown (filming farm fields)
  • Sorghum, corn, grapes trellis/frame, gourds
  • Bees, chickens/eggs, pigs (sow + boar), rice
  • Movie reference: “Red Sorghum”
  • Main people/speaker mentions: Fang Fang, Troy 龍源臻慎, and “少爺” (young master)

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