Tiancheng Egg Industry

(Text/Source: Jingang Experimental Primary School Official Account) Amid lush summer foliage, we visited the pastoral farm, where sparks of technology ignited hearts. On the afternoon of April 18, representatives from the Young Pioneers of Jingang Experimental Primary School explored Tiansheng Pastoral Farm. Through on-site visits to the smart breeding base, tours of the intelligent production workshop, and dialogues with enterprise leaders, they experienced the pulse of modern agricultural technology while attending a vivid “rural revitalization practice class.”

Li Weimin, the enterprise manager, warmly welcomed the team members. After passing through the disinfection channel and stepping into the egg-laying chicken farm, the scene before them overturned everyone's perception of traditional farms. Inspection robots patrolled the chicken coops, monitoring the health status of the laying hens through cameras and sensors. “These robots are like giving the farm a thousand eyes, guarding the chickens 24/7!” Uncle Li's explanation left the team members in awe.

In the egg processing workshop, intelligent assembly lines hummed at high speed. On the electronic screens of the big data center, real-time metrics—including breeding numbers, egg production rates, and energy consumption—flashed dynamically, forming a “digital neural network” spanning the entire industrial chain. Who knew a single egg had to pass through so many technological “checkpoints” on its journey from coop to table!

“What measures has the company implemented to revitalize rural areas?” “How can we protect the rural environment while pursuing development?” Facing these questions from the team members, Uncle Li patiently explained that Tiansheng Livestock Farm leverages modern, efficient breeding techniques for parent stock chickens, guiding hundreds of farming households toward prosperity. To address environmental concerns, the enterprise has adopted cutting-edge technology to convert chicken manure into organic fertilizer, creating a closed-loop circular agriculture system of “farming—fertilizer—crops.” This approach ensures the countryside enjoys both “golden mountains and silver mountains” (economic prosperity) and “green waters and lush mountains” (ecological preservation).

“This egg tastes even better than ice cream!” Inside the interview room, the team members savored the delicious soft-boiled eggs. Reflecting on their journey and all they had seen and heard, their hearts swelled with excitement. They marveled that agriculture was no longer just “toiling in the fields,” but a high-tech “cool industry.” They vowed to become agricultural scientists when they grew up! Uncle Li also encouraged the team members to study science and culture diligently now, so they could use their wisdom and hands to build their hometown in the future.

Reflections on the Visit

After the visit, the team members were deeply moved and recorded their thoughts and feelings, letting their growth flow from their pens and their dreams blossom on paper:

Stepping into Tiansheng Farm, I was genuinely astonished. Far from the cluttered, noisy traditional chicken coops I imagined, what greeted me was a clean, bright modern facility. The laying hens lived in a comfortable environment where temperature, humidity, and lighting were precisely controlled by smart devices. Technology transforming production—it truly opened my eyes!

—Zhang Mengrui

What impressed me most was the process of making soft-boiled eggs. Eggs are cooked at a specific water temperature, with timing precisely calculated so the whites solidify while the yolks remain soft and runny. This leverages the scientific principle that proteins denature at different temperatures. Savoring these delicious soft-boiled eggs, we not only enjoyed culinary delight but also learned scientific knowledge. This field trip was truly meaningful!

——Ding Yiran

From the meticulous rearing of chicks to the production of each egg, every step embodies the power of technology and the dedication of artisans. I was completely absorbed, thirsty for knowledge, soaking up these invaluable lessons beyond textbooks like a sponge. What I'll never forget is the moment I tasted the soft-boiled egg. With a gentle bite, the tender white and creamy yolk melted together in my mouth. The rich egg aroma instantly spread across my tongue, reaching deep into my heart—a profound encounter with the charm of modern agriculture.

——Zhang Dongenze

This Red Scarf exploration not only allowed participants to feel the powerful pulse of technology empowering agriculture but also planted the seed of “striving for a better future” in their hearts. When the Red Scarves met the pioneers of agricultural advancement, it was a relay of responsibility and dreams—and a future promise for rural revitalization.