We can find Chinese people growing vegetables crazily, in every corner of the world. When the Chinese move into a house in a foreign country, they always grow vegetables in the garden. Even at the frozen South Pole (南极), there's a "vegetable greenhouse" built up by the members of Zhongshan Scientific Research Station, which truly provides enough vegetables. Such a difficult situation cannot stop those scientists' love for vegetable growing.
Although more cheap and fresh vegetables are placed on the shelves of supermarkets, the Chinese people's love for growing vegetables themselves never goes away. Besides, some people even build virtual farms on QQ in smart phones or on computers to get the pleasure of growing vegetables.
Why do many Chinese grow vegetables in both daily lives and the virtual world? Such love comes from the Chinese history. To fill their stomachs, Chinese people have formed a tradition of hard work. In China's culture, working hard solves the stomach problem while studying satisfies the hunger for knowledge.
And now, smarter technologies are used for growing vegetables. Even in the outer space, Chinese astronaut Jing Haipeng showed how he grew vegetables in the most special laboratory, Tiangong-2 space station. Nothing can stop the Chinese people from vegetable growing. The "Chinese vegetable gardens" are producing-hopes across the world, and they also carry Chinese people's love for life.
