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        gēng, [畊], variant of 耕[gēng], to plow/to till
        gēngzhòng, [耕種], to till/to cultivate
        gēngyún, plowing and weeding/farm work/fig. to work or study diligently
        gēngzuò, farming
        gēngdì, arable land/to plow land
        gēngtián, to cultivate soil/to till fields
        bǐgēng, [筆耕], to make a living by writing/to write (as an author)
        dāogēnghuǒzhòng, [刀耕火種], slash and burn (agriculture)
        yīfēngēngyún,yīfēnshōuhuò, [一分耕耘,一分收穫], you get what you put in/you reap what you sow
        nónggēng, [農耕], farming/agriculture
        dōnggēng, winter plowing
        bànzìgēngnóng, [半自耕農], semi-tenant peasant/semi-owner peasant
        kěgēngdì, cultivable
        kěngēng, [墾耕], to bring under cultivation (scrubland, marshland etc)
        bèigēng, [備耕], to make preparations for plowing and sowing
        chūngēng, to plow a field in the spring
        shuǐgēngfǎ, hydroponics
        qiǎngēng, [淺耕], to scratch/shallow plowing
        shēngēng, deep plowing/thorough penetration/thorough development (of a market segment etc)
        shēngēngxìzuò, [深耕細作], deep plowing and careful cultivation
        yàngēng, [硯耕], to live by writing
        qiūgēng, autumn plowing
        jīnggēngxìzuò, [精耕細作], intensive farming
        fāngēng, to plow/to turn the soil
        gēngnú, agricultural slave/serf
        gēngdāngwènnú, [耕當問奴], if it's plowing, ask the laborer (idiom); when managing a matter, consult the ap...
访         gēngdāngwènnú,zhīdāngfǎngbì, [耕當問奴,織當訪婢], if it's plowing ask the laborer, if it's weaving ask the maid (idiom); when mana...
        gēnglí, plow
        gēngchù, draft animal
        gèngzhěyǒuqítián, "land to the tiller", post-Liberation land reform movement instigated by the CCP
        gēngdú, [耕讀], to be both a farmer and a scholar/to work the land and also undertake academic s...
        chuògēng, [輟耕], to stop plowing/to give up a life in the fields
        xīnqíngēngyún, to make industrious and diligent efforts (idiom)
退         tuìgēnghuánlín, [退耕還林], restoring agricultural land to forest

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