Fortunately, the producers weren't so ruthless, and the three couples only needed to plant one field. As they were leaving, Sister Shiman asked the local farmer how many fields they had to finish in a day.
The farmer replied honestly, "We have to finish three fields a day. It's the summer plowing season, and we must get it done quickly, or we'll miss the season."
This prompted a genuine feeling of admiration among everyone.
After completing the day's tasks assigned by the producers, they couldn't rest after returning; they still had to cook, unless they wanted to endure hunger.
Sister Shiman has developed a habit recently of complaining in front of the camera about the lack of humanity in the show.
Shiman said this isn't real rural life—at least real rural life would have a small shop, but there's nothing around them, not even a bag of salt.
She originally wanted to say she'd like a bottle of soda, but then she remembered soda isn't essential, so she quickly thought of salt.
