Just place it there, and all you have to do is wait and watch the water irrigate the fields.

Just place it there, and all you have to do is wait and watch the water irrigate the fields.

Before, watering the fields was a non-stop activity. People were running around in the fields from morning till night, following the water wherever it went, afraid of wasting water or not watering thoroughly. After watering an acre of land, a person would be exhausted, their back aching, and the land might not even be evenly watered. Back then, you often thought, how wonderful it would be if you could just sit and watch the water irrigate the fields yourself.

Now that thought has come true. Just place it at the edge of the field, lay out the pipes, turn on the switch, and all you have to do is wait and watch. You find a shady spot to sit and watch the water gushing from the pipes, flowing along the furrows into the fields. The parched soil drinks in the water, and the wilted seedlings slowly straighten up. You don't have to do anything, just watch, and you feel incredibly at ease.

The water flows, it runs, it irrigates on its own. You don't need to carry a shovel, you don't need to lift a load, you don't need to wade through the mud to catch up. The sun shines, so you move to the shade; the wind blows, so you find a more comfortable position. The water is still flowing, the seedlings are still drinking, and the tension in your heart slowly eases.

Waiting and watching isn't idleness; it's having confidence. You know it will thoroughly water every row of land, you know it will care for every seedling. You just need to watch, watch the water turn into seedlings, watch the seedlings into harvest. That peace of mind is better than anything else.

Just put it there, and all that's left is to wait and watch the water irrigate the land. From today onward, you're not watering the land; you're watching a water show.