In the second season, the ambient temperature in winter can be increased by three seasons. Do farmers in Guangxi want to make a fortune growing rice? Please, Guangxi is a famous sugar-producing area in China. Most of the land is subsidized by the state to grow sugar cane. It is estimated that more than 70% of cultivated land is planted with it. Individuals are not allowed to squeeze sugar, which is an administrative monopoly. In other words, to open up wasteland, I don't know if Liuzhou, Guangxi is allowed to open up wasteland, and 99% of them are not allowed. At present, the forest land protection policy has great benefits, and there are also state subsidies for returning farmland to forests. More than 60% of Guangxi is shipped abroad, which is caused by excessive urbanization. All these have caused the food prices in Guangdong and Guangxi to rise. The national grain purchase price is more than 90 cents, and the retail grain in Liuzhou has been more than two yuan. The national grain depot has long been empty. I remember there was a saying before. Anyway, that is to say, the grain harvest in Guangdong and Guangxi is enough for the people of the whole country. Now, it is not feasible to develop agricultural rice in Guangxi. Guangxi belongs to the southwest region, which is basically woodland. There is no wasteland. You really want to go to the real west. There are many wasteland there, but most of them belong to semi-desertification. There is a big problem, such as water shortage, suitable for planting corn, and corn is more drought-tolerant. However, the staple food of southerners is rice, not corn. The Three Gorges Project is one of the western development projects. It was built to solve the problem of water and electricity shortage. Because of the large water storage capacity of the Three Gorges Project, the water storage capacity reached a record high in 2008. It can be said that it directly triggered the Sichuan earthquake. In 2009, there was still an earthquake. I heard that there was an earthquake. Yesterday, an earthquake of magnitude 4.2 occurred at the junction of Mianyang in Guangyuan, Sichuan, and it didn't calm down until March 20, 2009, at least for more than four or five years.