To create these rice paintings, farmers arrange different colored rice varieties according to a pre-designed pattern. As the rice plants grow, the lines become clearer, and the colors change throughout their growth process.
The artwork covers an area of over 173,000 square meters, situated within a rice paddy area of approximately 100 hectares.
Mr. Feng, a tourist, said: "I learned about this place through videos online, but seeing the rice field murals in person made me truly appreciate their grandeur. It was also very enjoyable to try fishing and catching crabs."
Tourists walk along the paths through the fields, stopping at viewpoints to observe and take photos. For many, this is an opportunity to experience an art form right in the context of agricultural production.
Unlike typical paintings, these images of rice fields don't remain fixed; they change with the rice plants and disappear when harvest season arrives.
Source: https://htv.vn/van-ma-phi-nuoc-dai-tren-dong-ruong-trung-quoc-222261003113528256.htm
