A delegation of 27 journalists from 22 Latin American and Caribbean countries embarked on a cultural deep-dive into China’s farming heritage this week. As part of the "Journey to Chinese Civilization: Henan" program, the group visited the YTO Agriculture Cultivation Museum in Luoyang, uncovering millennia of agricultural innovation. 🌱
The museum tour showcased ancient tools, modern machinery, and interactive exhibits highlighting China’s role in global farming practices. Journalists explored how techniques like crop rotation and irrigation evolved over 5,000 years—think "Stone Age meets AI" vibes! 💡 One reporter from Honduras shared: "Seeing China’s agricultural journey connects dots between our own traditions and future sustainability."
Organizers emphasized cross-cultural exchange, noting how Latin American farming methods—like maize cultivation—have influenced global agriculture. The visit also spotlighted Henan Province’s status as a "breadbasket" region, feeding over 100 million people annually. 🍚
