Historians credit repeated locust invasions in the nineteenth century with reshaping United States agriculture west of the Mississippi River.

Huai River Basin has been a culture space since ancient times, however, people taking with Flower-Drum was moved from here to there by aridity that is flood, locust plague or truceless leads to.

They lean on the rail and toss a pebble into the falls, or a leaf. Or they walk slowly by the river, under the honey locust trees;