Core Perspective - The article discusses the journey of Miao Jie, who left city life to run a chemical-free farm in rural Jiangxi, documenting her experiences in the non-fiction book "After the Rain, the Earth" [2][15]. Group 1: Personal Journey - Miao Jie spent two years writing about her experiences reconnecting with nature and finding her own place after leaving city life [2]. - Initially, she was drawn to rural life to escape urban competition and fatigue, but faced challenges, including marital discord over their daughter's education [2][11]. - The couple's farm, which did not use fertilizers or pesticides, was a significant part of their life for seven years, during which they experienced both joy and hardship [2][4]. Group 2: Farming Experience - The farm was established by her husband, Zhong Min, who aimed to create a diverse and stable ecosystem after leaving a busy city job [5]. - They faced significant challenges, including the outbreak of Huanglongbing disease, which severely affected their orange trees, leading to fluctuating income from the farm [9]. - Despite initial success, with income rising from over 5,000 yuan to more than 70,000 yuan, the farm's income dropped to 50,000 yuan in 2022 due to recurring disease outbreaks [9]. Group 3: Family Dynamics - The couple's differing views on their daughter's education created tension, with Miao Jie wanting a better educational environment outside the farm, while Zhong Min prioritized family education [11]. - The isolation of farm life contributed to their relationship struggles, as they lacked a support system to help navigate conflicts [13]. - Ultimately, Miao Jie left the farm in January 2024 to pursue work in English education, reflecting on the lessons learned from her rural experience [13].