在外婆家後⾯的⼩路上，越過⼤⽔溝，就到了連片的稻⽥。總是不⽢早起的我，卻會為了稻⽥的美景⽽願意早早起床。清晨的風輕輕拂過，鳥兒吱吱，和弟弟妹妹⼀起騎著單⾞，享受簡單的幸福。

我最喜歡的是傍晚的稻⽥。夕陽把稻穗染成了⾦黃和粉紅⾊，在快要收割的時候，微風拂過，稻穗輕輕擺動，發出沙沙的聲⾳。當我不戴眼鏡時，眼前的景象變得更加朦朧⽽美麗。

外公外婆都是務農的，我將最喜歡的稻⽥模樣抽象化，將苧⿇捆成稻穗的樣⼦，並透過針織，⼀針⼀線，如同農家耕耘⼀般，將象徵珍貴與富饒的⾙殼織進稻⽥裡，願辛勤付出的⼈們都能有所豐收。

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The byway behind my grandmother’s house passes over a huge ditch and leads to patches of rice fields. I can never get up early, but I am willing to do so just for the beautiful scenery of the rice fields. The wind in the early morning gently blowing and the birds chirping, I ride a bike with my brother and sister, enjoying this simple happiness.

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I like the rice fields in the evening the most. The twilight dyes the rice ears into gold and pink. When it is almost the harvest season, the rice ears swing gently in the breeze shuffling. Taking off my glasses, the view becomes blurry but more beautiful.

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My grandparents are both farmers. I present my favorite rice fields in an abstract way. The rice ears are made with bundles of ramie. Like farmers working the fields, the shells that symbolize preciousness and abundance are weaved into the fields with a needle and thread. This is to hope that all the hardworking people can have a fruitful outcome.