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耒耨之教 [lěi nòu zhī jiào] [lei nou zhi jiao]—
To impart agricultural farming (農業耕作 [nong ye geng zuo]) techniques (技術 [ji shu]). From Ming (明 [ming]) Dynasty. Xu Guangqi's (徐光啟 [xu guang qi]) Complete Treatise on Agricultural Administration (《農政全書 [nong zheng quan shu]》), Volume 3, "Fundamentals of Agriculture," "Examination of the National Dynasty's Emphasis on Agriculture": "In the past, the Yellow Emperor (黃帝 [huang di]) divided land using the well-field system (畫井分疆 [hua jing fen jiang]), following the teachings of Shennong (神農 [shen nong]) regarding farming (耒耨 [lei nou]), guiding the common people to their benefit, valuing agriculture (稼穡 [jia se]) as treasure. This is where it all originated."
耒耨之教：傳授農業耕作的技術。明．徐光啟《農政全書．卷三．農本．國朝重農考》：「昔黃帝畫井分疆，依神農耒耨之教，導生民之利，稼穡為寶，所從來矣。」
lěi nòu zhī jiào: chuán shòu nóng yè gēng zuò de jì shù. míng． xú guāng qǐ < nóng zhèng quán shū． juǎn sān． nóng běn． guó cháo zhòng nóng kǎo>: “xī huáng dì huà jǐng fēn jiāng, yī shén nóng lěi nòu zhī jiào, dǎo shēng mín zhī lì, jià sè wèi bǎo, suǒ cóng lái yǐ.”
lei nou zhi jiao: chuan shou nong ye geng zuo de ji shu. ming. xu guang qi < nong zheng quan shu. juan san. nong ben. guo chao zhong nong kao>: "xi huang di hua jing fen jiang, yi shen nong lei nou zhi jiao, dao sheng min zhi li, jia se wei bao, suo cong lai yi."
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