"A young bull, just over a year old, goes to the field for the first time during the spring plowing season. In regional dialect, this is called 'calling the ox to work,' which means to teach the young ox to work."
As Fang Ye walked towards the cherry blossom forest, he talked about an interesting story he had heard from a farmer friend: "It's not easy to get a young ox to learn how to plow the field. The ox must go through a learning and adaptation process."
Someone leads it from the front, while someone at the back pats its rear, forcefully pulling it back if it wanders off."
The young ox also has considerable strength, so taming it to learn how to plow not only takes effort but also patience and skill. If it gets stubborn and throws a tantrum, refusing to walk, you have to feed it some vegetables."
