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    One-hundred Years’ Development and Prospect of Rice Breeding in China
    Shihua CHENG
    2021, 27(4): 1-6.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.001
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    Rice is the most important staple crop in China. Breeding and application of new rice cultivars have made a huge contribution to China’s rice production. China’s modern rice breeding was originated in 1920s and under went one-hundred years. During this period, pure line selection, hybridization breeding, mutation breeding and molecular breeding were developed as main techniques for rice improvement in China. They produced three breakthroughs of rice breeding, i.e. semi-dwarf breeding, heterosis breeding and super rice breeding, which resulted in enhancing the China’s rice production from 200 kg/667 m2 in 1950s to 470 kg/667 m2 in current year. To meet the food demands in the future, it is significant to breed new varietal types such C4 rice, nitrogen-fixation rice, saline-alkali tolerance rice, drought tolerance rice and apomixes rice etc.

    Comprehensive Promoting Green Development of Rice Production and High-Level Constructing ‘Green Granaries’ of the Yangtze River Economic Belt
    Hongcheng ZHANG, Jianfei LU, Qigen DAI, Hui GAO, Haiyan WEI
    2021, 27(4): 7-8.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.002
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    The Yangtze River Economic Belt is the largest rice-producing area in China. Rice production not only maintains ‘absolute food security’ in China, but is also the foundation for maintaining the ecological balance of the river basin and promoting the harmonious development of human and nature. It is suggested that the government should regard the promotion of the green development in rice production and high-level construction of ‘green granaries’ as a major project to implement the development strategy of the Yangtze River Economic Zone and the national food security strategy, and thereby build the world’s largest green rice field ecosystem, and consolidate and improve the strategic position of ‘national granary’ in the Yangtze River Economic Zone.

    Revisiting and Thinking on Research of Japonica Hybrid Rice in China
    Xingming HU, Qian QIAN
    2021, 27(4): 9-11.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.003
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    The research and application of hybrid rice is an important historical contribution made by Chinese scientists to food security throughout the world. Although China’s research on hybrid japonica rice is later than Japan’s, it has come from behind and is ahead of other countries by now. More importantly, the research on hybrid japonica rice in China has also greatly promoted the basic research on the intersubspecific hybrid compatibility of indica rice and japonica rice, and has produced a large number of super-high-yielding combinations represented by the ‘Yongyou’ series of indica and japonica hybrid rice that utilize the intersubspecific advantages. It has provided abundant ‘seed-chips’ for the current food security in China. This article reviews the history of hybrid japonica rice research in China, focusing on every innovative thinking in the research of hybrid japonica rice in the past. We hope that more researchers will join the discussion on future hybrid japonica rice research, and dive deep into the hybrid breeding law, so as to improve the real breeding efficiency of the field continuously.

    Consensus Change of Rice Cultivation Origination and Chinese Civilization by Archaeology in China
    Yunfei ZHENG
    2021, 27(4): 12-16.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.004
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    Rice cultivation is the major basis for developing civilization in East Asia. A large number of archaeological remains of rice unearthed at Hemudu site in the 1970s proved that rice cultivation originats in China, which is different from the origin in India in common cognition past. It also suggested that the Yangtze regions, like the Yellow River regions, is one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization. Recent discoveries of the archaeological Ruins of Liangzhu City, the rice remains over 10 000 years old, and huge paddy fields have filled many gaps in the history of Chinese civilization, and constantly updated the understanding of the origin of rice cultivation, being traced back to 10 000 years ago in the middle and lower regions of the Yangtze in international consensus. Multi-disciplinary archaeologies such as archaeobotany and archaeological paddy fields play an increasingly important role in explaining the process of Chinese civilization and the establishing civilized society.

    Historical Review and Prospect of China’s Rice Production, Market and Import and Export Trade
    Chunchun XU, Long JI, Zhongdu CHEN, Fuping FANG
    2021, 27(4): 17-21.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.005
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    Since the establishment of the People’s Republic of China, China’s rice science and technology have been made a major breakthrough, the yield per unit area has hit a new high continuously, the annual per capita rice share exceeds 150 kg, the supply and demand of rice has achieved a historic leap from a long-term shortage to an over-balanced total, and the proportion of good-quality rice has continued to increase. Rice market has moved from unified purchases and sales to contracted purchases, from protection-price purchases to market-supported purchases, the degree of marketization has been deepening, the state macro-control ability has been enhanced, the price of rice market has been rising steadily. Chinese government continues to strengthen the macro-control of rice trade. In most years since the reform and opening up, China has been a net exporter of rice and an important rice supplier in the international market. However, the amount of imported rice by China has increased rapidly since 2011, and the net import of rice has gradually emerged. In the long term, China’s rice production, market, trade and other aspects still have some prominent problems. We need to accelerate the breeding and extension of good-quality and high-yield rice varieties, popularize green, good-quality and efficient production technology, and promote the green and high-quality development of the rice industry.

    International Comparison of Rice Production Cost and Benefit and China’s Development Prospects
    Junjie LI, Jianping LI
    2021, 27(4): 22-30.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.006
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    The cost of rice production in China has been rising year by year, continuously reducing profit margins, which is restricting the development of the rice industry, reducing the enthusiasm of rice farmers for planting, and even affecting food security. The United States of America and Japan represent two advanced development models of rice production in the world. By comparing and analyzing the change trends of rice production cost and income structure as well as production efficiency in China, the United States of America and Japan, we concluded that China’s rice production has low investment in fixed assets, high labor costs, unstable land costs, a high proportion of fertilizer inputs, weak credit support, and low contribution to technological advancement from a structural point of view. In view of the trend of change in the past 30 years, Japan’s production efficiency remained stable, China’s input-output ratio was on a downward trend, the growth rate of land output rate was much lower than that of the United States of America, and the absolute level of labor productivity was lower than that of Japan. These facts reflected that China’s rice technology innovation application and management system mechanism on the effect of reducing costs and increasing efficiency lagged behind those of the United States of America and Japan. The development of China’s rice industry needs to base on the long-term coexistence of large-scale operations and small-scale operations, classifying and promoting suitable development models, accelerating the promotion and application of locally applicable varieties and green high-yielding technologies, and continuing to implement rice support policies.

    Three Big Changes in the Past 100 Years and Prospects in China’s Rice Market
    Weilu YANG
    2021, 27(4): 31-34.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.007
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    Rice is one of the few staple crops originated in China. In the past hundred years, rice production, rice market and rice status in daily economic life have changed in varying degrees. A long-time comparative analysis and discussion from these aspects were conducted. Despite population has grew 1 billion over a hundred years, the per capita share of grain increased from 265 kg in 1921 up to 440 kg in 2020, which is the base for the booming national economy. The rice market has expanded dozens of times, and the warehouse logistics has been at the top of the world. The rice consumption has continued to grow. If the proportion of rice in per capita income was used to measure the improvement of residents’ living standards, it accounted for about 50% of the monthly income of an average worker in Shanghai in 1921 and 1949, but it fell to 29% in 1980 and furtherly down to 13% in 2020. Moreover, the existing problems and future prospects of rice market were predicted. It should also be a red line that we should still adhere to seeking truth from facts in dealing with the issue of rice in the future, and should not exaggerate or deceive at all. It alos points out that agriculture and food are the foundation of China’s economy and the natural yardstick for measuring social progress. Since 1923, when the Communist Party of China first proposed reducing rural rent and interest rates for peasants, it has always attached great importance to the issues of agriculture and food. What we have achieved in the past century has not come easily and should be cherished.

    Achievements and Prospects of Commercial Rice Breeding in China
    Yuanzhu YANG, Kai WANG, Chenjian FU, Peng QIN, Xiaochun HU, Zhimei XIE, Shanshan LIU, Yanbiao ZHOU, Nan JIANG
    2021, 27(4): 35-44.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.008
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    Seeds industry is the “chip” of agriculture, the foundation of food security, as well as the basic and strategic industry of a country. The development of seeds industry concerns the destiny and future of a country. “Solve the problem of seeds and arable land” was listed as one of the eight major economic tasks of China and set out to empower the seeds industry. This paper systematically expounds the connotation of commercial breeding, summarizes the achievements and problems existed in our commercial rice breeding, and hopes to provide references for the commercial breeding system improvement and development of rice, as well as other crops.

    Development and Prospect of Cultivation Technology of Rice in China
    Defeng ZHU, Yuping ZHANG, Huizhe CHEN, Yaling WANG
    2021, 27(4): 45-49.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.009
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    Over the last 70 years or so, great achievements have been made in rice production in China. According to the development course of rice production in China, it can be divided into four stages: fluctuation stage, rapid growth stage, adjustment and decline stage, and recovery and improvement stage. The article described the characteristics of rice production and cultivation techniques during the four stages, analyzed the characteristics and development status of single-cropping rice cultivation techniques and double-cropping rice cultivation techniques. Given the existing problems of rice production, the demand for cultivation technology was also analyzed.

    Development Status and Suggestions of Rice Cultivation Technology in China
    Kejiang WAN
    2021, 27(4): 50-52.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.010
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    Rice cultivation technology plays an important role in promoting the progress of rice cultivation techniques, improving the level of rice yield and comprehensive production capacity. In the future, the development of rice cultivation technology should be directed at high yield, stable production, green quality and benefit promotion, accelerating the selection of excellent varieties, integrating green and efficient production mode, strengthening production guidance services and focusing on the development of the whole industry chain.

    Integrated Impacts and Trend Analysis of Rice Cultivar Renewal and Planting Technology Improvement on Carbon Emission in China
    Weijian ZHANG, Yi ZHANG, Aixing DENG, Jun ZHANG
    2021, 27(4): 53-57.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.011
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    Rice is the most important staple crop in China, and paddy field is one of the largest sources of anthropogenic CH4 emissions in the world. To produce more rice with less CH4 emission can contribute a great to ensuring national food security and carbon neutral objectives in China. Since different cultivars and planting practices lead to great differences in rice yield and carbon emission, an insight into the characteristics and trends of cultivar renewal and technology improvement can provide significant references to future innovation of rice planting technology for higher yield with less CH4 emission. Therefore, we compared the characteristics and trends of China’s rice cultivar renewal and planting improvement as well as their impacts on carbon emission from 1960s to 2010s. Over the decades of 1970s—2010s, summarily, rice yield increased by 37.0% while total carbon emission at area-scaled increased by 12.2%, resulting in a significant decrease in yield-scaled carbon emission by 18.1% due to cultivar renewal, planting technology improvement and chemical input increase. Based on a scenario of ensuring food security, China’s carbon emission of rice production will decrease by 17.0% in 2030s as compared to the baseline of 2010s if all of the cultivar renewal, irrigation regime, chemical fertilizer reduction and cropping system adjustment can be comprehensively optimized, with the greatest potentials existed in rice planting improvement and chemical application with less rate and high efficiency. The results can provide great references to ensuring sustainable rice production and the actions of carbon emission peaking and carbon neutral in China.

    Conflict and Coordination Between High Yield and Good Quality in Rice Planting
    Danying WANG, Chunmei XU, Guang CHU, Song CHEN, Yuanhui LIU, Lipeng CHE, Xiufu ZHANG
    2021, 27(4): 58-62.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.012
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    There are conflicts and contradictions between high-yield and good-quality in rice management, and to achieve the coordinated improvement of yield and quality is the goal of rice production. In this article, we introduced the development of good quality rice production in China, and its relationship with high yield production. Based on the brief comparison of national and industrial standards of good quality rice varieties, paddy and rice, the main objectives of good quality rice management were discussed. It was put forward that the contradiction between high-yield and good-quality rice cultivation lies in the inconsistent requirements for N nutrition at panicle differentiation stage, and the strategy for high yield and good quality coordination was early growth promotion and accurate application of nitrogen fertilizer for panicle initiation.

    Development Status and Prospect of Paddy Multiple Cropping System in China
    Guang CHU, Song CHEN, Chunmei XU, Yuanhui LIU, Danying WANG, Xiufu ZHANG
    2021, 27(4): 63-65.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.013
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    Multiple cropping is one of the important farming systems in China, which improves the comprehensive production capacity of arable land and ensures national food security. This paper introduced the origin of paddy multiple cropping system in China, reviewed the development status of paddy multiple cropping system in detail over the past 70 years, introduced the current main paddy-upland multiple cropping rotation system in China. Finally, the future of paddy multiple cropping system was discussed.

    Present Situation and Development Trend of Rice Storage Technology and Equipment in China
    Ruolan WANG, Yongling SONG, Pengcheng FU
    2021, 27(4): 66-70.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.014
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    Rice is one of the three main grains in China, and the total output level has been stable at over 200 million tons in the past 10 years. The storage of rice concerns and food security in China. With the advancement of science and technology, the storage technology of rice is facing new opportunities and challenges. At present, the traditional storage technology of rice is gradually being upgraded to the green storage technology with controlled atmosphere storage and low-temperature storage as the main line. Facilities and equipment gear to green storage technology have also been greatly improved. There are also some challenges in the process of rice storage. At present, the storage of high-moisture rice requires high-stardand emergency methods, storage management and technology. At the same time, due to the imperfection of some storage facilities and equipment, the storage loss rate of rice is still very high, which also limits the promotion of the green storage technology of rice. This paper systematically reviews the status quo of rice storage technology and equipment, and analyzes the main problems and the future development trend. It is expected to lay a certain theoretical basis for the research and application of green quality storage of rice.

    Evolution and Prospect of Rice Processing Technology in China
    Tian XIE, Huibin YANG, Yali GUO, Jiaduo NIU, Jian XIE
    2021, 27(4): 71-76.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.015
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    Rice processing in China started in the period when wild rice was collected on a large-scale. At first, the processing technology of making rice directly from paddy was adopted. Later, the processing technology of making paddy into brown rice, brown rice and then making rice was adopted. The two constitute the ancient rice processing technology that has been used for thousands of years. Beginning in the 1860s, paddy cleaning and white rice finishing were added to form modern rice processing technology. At the end of the 20th century, modern rice processing technology were formed when of paddy grading, impurity finishing, husk finishing, by-product finishing, brown rice thickness grading, white rice length grading, white rice color sorting and white rice polishing were added. Since the beginning of the 21st century, new processes have been added, such as re-husking paddy purification, brown rice purification, combination of white rice brushing and polishing, multi-step color sorting and germ-left rice kernel separating, which constitute the contemporary rice processing technology. In the future, the rice processing technology will be more accurate and intelligent, low crushing, low energy consumption and environmentally friendly by increasing the patent processing techniques such as multi grade rice co production, multi grade rice co production and embryo rice co production etc.

    Overview of Quality and Safety Standards for Rice in China
    Junxian ZHANG, Zhenzhen XIA, Xian ZHANG, Dan ZHENG, Youxiang ZHOU
    2021, 27(4): 77-83.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.016
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    In view of the importance of food security under the current international situation, the quality and safety standards for rice in China were sorted out. The development of quality and safety standards for rice in China has mainly gone through three stages, including the primary stage, the development stage and the consolidation and improvement stage. The quality and safety standards for rice were classified in multiple dimensions, and focused on three aspects of rice quality standards, rice safety standards, and rice standards for high-quality agricultural products. The limitations of the current rice standards were considered, and some suggestions were put forward to improve the construction of rice standards system in China.

    Analysis on High Quality Rate of Rice in China during Recent 20 Years
    Xianqiao HU, Weixing ZHANG, Yafang SHAO, Yonghong YU, Lin LU, Mingxue CHEN
    2021, 27(4): 84-87.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.017
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    62 217 rice variety samples from all parts of China during recent 20 years were analyzed with respect to high quality rate. The results showed, during the“13th Five-Year Plan” period, high quality rate of rice in China rose rapidly from 27.3% in 2015 to 49.2% in 2020. In the early 21st century, high quality rate of japonica rice was much higher than that of indica rice. However, the gap of high quality rate between indica rice and japonica rice has been narrowing. Chalkiness was the most important quality indicator that limited the high quality rate in the early 21st century. During the“13th Five-Year Plan” period, it had been obviously improved and had higher high quality rate than head rice rate and amylose content, no longer the most important factor to limit high quality rate. Relatively poor performance was observed for head rice rate. Among seven grade indicators, head rice rate possessed lowest high quality rate, becoming the most important quality indicator that limited high quality rate during the “13th Five-Year Plan” period. Therefore, in order to improve the quality of rice in China, it is important to improve head rice rate in the future

    Development Process and Technical Trend of Integrated Rice-fishing Cultivation
    Qiangsheng WANG, Kunlong YU, Xueying NI, Hui ZHANG
    2021, 27(4): 88-91.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.018
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    Rice-fishing integrated farming has a history of more than 2,000 years in China. It has developed extremely rapidly since 2012, providing strong technical support for the green and high-efficiency modern agriculture. This article summarizes the development process and main results of integrated rice-fishing cultivation since the founding of the People’s Republic of China, analyzes the main problems existing in the current integrated rice-fishing cultivation, and points out the technical fields that need in-depth research on the integrated rice-fishing cultivation technology. The paper provides a reference for the green and healthy development of rice-fishing integrated cultivation.

    Development and Application of Genome Editing Technology in Rice
    Jun REN, Yuexuan CAO, Yong HUANG, Huirong DONG, Qing LIU, Kejian WANG
    2021, 27(4): 92-100.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.019
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    As an emerging genome editing system, the CRISPR/Cas system has been widely used in plant functional genome research and variety improvement due to its simplicity, efficiency, and high specificity. In this article, we systematically summarized the development and application of genome editing tools in plants. We focused on the latest advances in plant germplasm and variety improvement based on genome editing technology, and described a new strategy for plant breeding based on genome editing technology, which is difficult to achieve in traditional breeding. Finally, we also discussed the challenges that genome editing technology will face in future crop and food production.

    Current Situation and Strategy on the Rice Industry Development in Heilongjiang Reclamation Area
    Shoucong WANG
    2021, 27(4): 101-103.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.020
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    Heilongjiang reclamation area is an important commodity grain production base in China, and also a main rice production area. It plays a significant role in Heilongjiang Province and even the China rice production, and is an important “ballast stone” for ensuring national food security. In this paper, the author comprehensively discussed the development status and existing problems of rice industry in the reclamation area, and put forward relevant industrial development countermeasures and suggestions, to provide important theoretical support for the “China grain, China rice bowl”.

    Successful Experience and Development Trend of China Hybrid Rice Seed Export and Enterprise Development Abroad
    Qin ZHANG
    2021, 27(4): 104-106.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.021
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    The general situation of hybrid rice production in the world, the important significance and successful experience were introduced, development trend, problems and strategy of China hybrid rice seed export and enterprise development abroad were reviewed in the paper.

    Development of High Quality Rice, Construction and Prospects of Rice Brand in Guangdong Province
    Feng WANG, Wuge LIU, Diling LIU, Yilong LIAO, Chongyun FU, Manshan ZHU, Jinhua LI, Xueqin ZENG, Xiaozhi MA, Xing HUO
    2021, 27(4): 107-116.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.022
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    This paper summarized the development history and current situation of high quality rice varieties and rice brands of Guangdong province from Ming dynasty. The high quality rice varieties of Guangdong province have experienced a transformation from traditional high stalk varieties to modern dwarf, high amylose content and high quality conventional rice variety, and then to the current dwarf, low amylose content and high quality conventional rice varieties. The high quality rice brand in Guangdong has developed from the traditional ‘Zengcheng Simiao rice’ and ‘Maba Youzhan rice’ to the current 5 geographical indication protection products and 12 regional public brands. The high-quality rice of these brands were characterized by small and slender grain size, without heart and belly white, and with crystal clear (translucent), and fragrant, soft and smooth taste of cooked rice, forming the typical characteristics of Guangdong modern high quality rice ‘Guangdong Simiao Rice’, and made them have a high degree of recognition in the high quality rice market. Finally, the existing problems and specific development measures of ‘Guangdong Simiao Rice’ industry have been discussed.

    Building of Rice Brand and Proposals for the Development of Rice Industry in China
    Jiang JIAO, Ying JIANG, Yanxia LIU, Fenghua HUANG
    2021, 27(4): 117-121.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.023
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    With the consumption of meat, eggs and fish and other food increases, China’s per capita consumption of rice is on a decreasing trend. The significant differences in high, middle and low consumption markets make rice become a special commodity with large differences in sales prices, like tobacco, wine and tea as well. The paper introduced the changes in food consumption and the development of rice brand in China, as well as the effecting factors of good quality rice and the chief points of rice brand building. To increase the sales price of rice, firstly, processing enterprises should pay attention to the environment of the production area and unite local government to create a brand of production area origin. Secondly, for the ‘base to table’ aspects, enterprise must take comprehensive measures, pay attention to the market standard and inner quality which the consumer can identify to product good rice, and register trademarks to create a corporate brand. Thirdly, various types of safe rice, nutritious rice and functional rice, etc., should pay attention to reducing production cost and creating a special brand on the basis of market. Some suggestions were put forward: the country should plan to produce rice, build ‘paddy-upland conversion fields’, expand the export of high quality japonica rice, the later is of great practical significance to reduce the loss of aged rice and promote the development of the rice industry.

    A History Legend of Xian Rice and Geng Rice
    Xihong SHEN
    2021, 27(4): 122-126.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.024
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    There are two kinds of subspecies included Xian (Oryze sativa subs. indica) and Geng (Oryza sativa subs. japonica) in Asia cultivated rice, and so many different characteristics and physiological functions existed obviously between them. Xian and Geng divided and united several times in long evolution history, like a legend. This paper mainly describes and discusses the difference of phenotype and genotype, geographical distribution, history evolution, wide compatibility bridge gene, crossbreeding between Xian and Geng subspecies, utilization of heterosis of Xian and Geng subspecies, and so on. It is expected to paying attention to the breeding of Xian-Geng hybrids and the discovery of keynote integrated genes.

    Rice: 100 years, 1000 years, 10,000 years
    Xiongsheng ZENG
    2021, 27(4): 127-132.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.025
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    Generally speaking, about 10,000 years ago is the period when Chinese rice cultivation originated, 1,000 years ago is the period when Chinese rice cultivation tradition was formed, and the last 100 years is the period when Chinese rice cultivation has developed the fastest. The three time periods of 100 years, 1,000 years and 10,000 years are used to present a panoramic view of the history of Chinese rice, the importance of rice to the livelihood of the nation, the efforts made by the Chinese people to solve the problem of food for thousands of years, the development and progress of rice cultivation and technology in China in the last hundred years, and the challenges and prospects that rice may encounter in the future.

    Local Rice
    Reform and Achievement of Rice Industry in Yongkang City
    Qiuyan YAO, Qicang CHENG
    2021, 27(4): 133-136.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.026
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    Grain production bears on the overall strategic interests of national economy and people’s livelihood, economic development and social stability. Over the past 70 years since the founding of the People’s Republic of China, the agricultural departments of Yongkang City, under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, rely on scientific and technological progress to pay close attention to food production, and have achieved remarkable results in the changes of rice variety improvement, yield increase and promotion method innovation. Summarizing the development process and achievements of rice in Yongkang City can provide a reference for ensuring food security and further realizing the revitalization of rural industries.

    Inheritance and Development of Jingxi Rice in Hundred Year
    Zhendong DU
    2021, 27(4): 137-140.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.027
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    Jingxi Rice is an excellent variety bred by Emperor Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty. It is planted inside and outside the “Three Hills and Five Gardens”(Royal gardens in Qing Dynasty), a political center that is equal to the Forbidden City. It has multiple value attributes. Jingxi Rice was called “Royal Rice” at that time. Since 2000, due to the lack of water resources in Beijing and other reasons, the planting area of Jingxi Rice has dropped to about 134 hm2, which is endangered. In the process of protection and inheritance, Jingxi Rice was gained distinction of the honor of China’s important agricultural cultural heritage. In the newly revised “Regulations on the Protection of Famous Historical and Cultural Cities in Beijing”, Jingxi Rice was listed in the heritage protection catalogue, and as a logo of educational culture,is gradually infiltrating into the parks, schools, hotels and community in Haidian District.

    Cultural Column
    Rice Blooming after All Hardships in Past Hundred Years
    Changxiang MAO
    2021, 27(4): 141-143.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.028
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    It had been nearly 10 000 years of the relationship of relaying each other and together development of rice and human being. As China is the biggest rice production and consuming country in the world, in the past hundred years with joint effort of Chinese people and Chinese Communist Party, rice research and production have been gradually improved from weak to strong and even leading the development of rice in the world. It has been provided food for the 1.4 billion Chinese people as well as steady food security of the nation. Meanwhile the Chinese technique has also shared to other rice-producing countries in the world that ensured world food security by China’s force. Reviewing the hundred years’ history of rice development in China and out looking the future, there will be a bright prospect.

    Those Things to Eat in My Home
    Shengyi TANG
    2021, 27(4): 144-145.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.029
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    Recalling the gratifying changes in eating in my family and the change in my mother’s attitude towards leftovers, praises the great achievements our people have made under the leadership of the Communist Party of China.

    The Story of Borrowing Rice
    Hongying LI
    2021, 27(4): 146-148.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-8082.2021.04.030
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    Recalling the impatience of being forced to borrow food in the 1950s due to food shortages to the good life of worry-free food and clothing today. Although three generations of a family have different perceptions of food, we are all feeling the beauty of the new socialist China. While enjoying this earth-shaking change, we must not forget that the Communist Party of China gave us all this, and we must also remember the martyrs who sacrificed for us.