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去年10月,由澳中友协会员泰勒率领的10多位澳大利亚客人来到井冈山大井村参观访问,在大井村几位青年民兵家里进午餐时发现,今天的井冈人民吃的并不是红米饭南瓜汤了。他们高兴地连连说:“OK,OK”。井冈山,中国革命的摇篮。在艰苦的战争年代,“红米饭、南瓜汤”是这里军民生活的真实写照。直到解放后的1983年,这里的人均收入还只有121元。在井冈山,有这样一个故事:一位外省土产部门的采购员到井冈
In October last year, more than 10 Australian guests led by Australia-China Friendship Association member Taylor came to visit Dajing Village in Jinggangshan. When they luncheoned at several young militiamen in Dajing Village, they found that today’s Jinggang people eat not red rice pumpkin soup It’s They said happily: “OK, OK.” Jinggangshan, the cradle of the Chinese revolution. In the arduous years of the war, “red rice, pumpkin soup” is a true portrayal of the military and civilian life here. Until 1983, after liberation, per capita income here was only 121 yuan. In Jinggangshan, there is such a story: a buyer from the indigenous department of a province to Jinggang