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Summary

Yun Lang struggles with the concept of friendship and utilitarianism, realizing that the way people value friendships has ancient roots. In the wheat fields, his meticulous nature contrasts with the more carefree approach of Meng Da and Meng Er, highlighting different perspectives on selecting the best grains. The Yun family's biological experiments aim for agricultural improvement, but Yun Lang's skepticism reflects traditional views. Meanwhile, Cao Xiang's humorous anecdotes about familial dynamics and societal norms provide comic relief, as he navigates relationships and expectations. The chapter explores themes of friendship, societal values, and personal growth amidst a backdrop of agricultural life.

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