农民

农民 refers to a person who works on a farm, cultivating land and raising crops or animals. It specifically denotes someone engaged in agricultural labor, distinguishing them from urban workers or other professions.

The character 农 (nóng) means 'agriculture' or 'farmland,' while 民 (mín) means 'people' or 'citizen.' Together, they literally translate to 'agricultural people,' emphasizing the role of farming in society.

In Chinese culture, farmers are highly respected for their hard work and contribution to food production. The term is often used in historical and literary contexts, as well as in modern discussions about rural life and agriculture. It can also carry a sense of simplicity or traditional values.