Chapter 34 to whom to compete

I wanted to go straight to Jerusalem, but my sight was disturbed again. There is still a vast desert all around, but what is different from other places is that every few hundred meters there is a small blue barbed wire fence with a water faucet inside.Going forward, there are more plastic sheds, and the leftover melons and tomatoes are rolling outside the sheds.Soon I saw the village, with lush green trees and bright flowers, but when I looked at their roots, they were still scorching yellow sand. There are so many deserts in the world, but here is actually like this.We couldn't bear it anymore and got into a plastic shed.I saw rows of small bright red tomatoes called cherry tomatoes. When the host saw the guests, he quickly took off a handful and gave them to our mouths. This is the most delicious fruit I have eaten so far.

The owner asked us to squat down to see the secret of their planting. It turns out that the ground is still sand, but there is a long water pipe passing along the root, and there is a dripping spout every small section. Water, fertilizer, and nutrient solution are not dripping. Straight through each plant wastefully. All are controlled by computer, and there is only one thing for people to do: picking by rail car!The master's tone was very proud.He said that the annual output value of each farming household is about 250,000 US dollars. Everyone knows that Israel, which is composed of exhausted deserts and smoky swamps, can only be ranked behind the entire Middle East in terms of natural resources, but in just a few decades, its agricultural products have increased sixteen times, and it is not only fully self-sufficient, And a large amount is exported to Europe, which enjoys fruits and flowers from the Israeli desert every day.

Correspondingly, its sprinkler and drip irrigation and seawater desalination technologies are in the leading position in the world.In my opinion, the upper reaches of the Yellow River and even the entire northwest plateau of China should introduce Israeli drip irrigation technology. The hospitable host insisted on taking us to a nearby high slope to have a bird's-eye view of the entire farm.When I got to a high place, I saw that the layers of plastic sheds spread out so vastly that it looked like a vast lake in the sunlight. I thought on the high slope, for many years, there have been constant wars in the Middle East, and everyone is fighting for land. For this kind of competition, I don’t know how many meetings, how many words, how much anger, how much blood, and how many deaths people, and has yet to see signs of stopping.Is it possible for human beings to reduce their competition with each other and compete for a little space with nature?

I think the struggle of the Israelis to expand oases in the desert is more meaningful than any military occupation. When people finally understand that it is not the flames of war that cover the wilderness but the greenhouses, and it is not the blood that sows the desert but the clear springs, everything will be on the right track. As far as I am concerned, it is a bit funny. I have long admired the Israeli intelligence agency Mossad, because it can actually steal whole and batches of newly developed military aircraft and missiles under the nose of the enemy. , and even moved the opponent's radar station to one's side overnight, it's like a myth.But now I realize that if the high wisdom of the Jewish nation is spent on this, it will only bring more and more troubles to peace.

People toss people, people manipulate people, people revenge people, this kind of ability has been honed by human beings for thousands of years to the point of perfection, but I really don't know whether it should be included in the history of civilization development.If it is not included, there will be no place for many wisdom stories and historical events; if it is included, then civilization and barbarism will not be able to distinguish the boundaries.People's ability to toss people can be roughly divided into two categories, namely attacking in the open and using in secret.From the confrontation between the two countries to the disputes between colleagues, there is no exception.The establishment of Israel was late and its territory was not large. Therefore, although there were offensives, they were strong in the use of time and skill.Since entering Israel, young soldiers with guns can be seen all over the streets, both men and women, and they are heroic; for those men who don’t wear military uniforms but look very deep, or very beautiful women, I will be a little bit puzzled: Is it Mossad? ?

In fact, the ability of people to toss people is considered the most developed in China.I don't know how many brilliant wisdoms have been exhausted here in five or six thousand years.But if we want to use the most concise clues to describe Chinese civilization today, we must put this ability aside. I really want to tell my Israeli friends this kind of experience in China, and at the same time tell their opponents, quickly cast swords and halberds into plows, turn arms into jade, and put more wisdom on drip irrigation and sprinkler irrigation of deserts. The field of man ruled by man does not need to be highly developed.

Even the nations that once owned "Sun Tzu's Art of War" and "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" said so, and they are always convincing. On the afternoon of October 24, 1999, traveled from Eilat to Jerusalem and stayed overnight at the Renaissance Hotel