Did ancient farmers arrange agricultural production according to solar terms?

D Test Analysis: This question examines the characteristics of ancient agriculture in China. "The tiller has his own way, and thickness is treasure" reflects that ancient agriculture in China arranged agricultural production according to solar terms and respected the laws of nature, which only met items A and C; "Treating diseases with manure" embodies the importance attached by ancient agriculture to fertilization; "It is better to be violent than not to plow", which reflects the importance attached by ancient agriculture to farming technology. B China ancient agriculture paid attention to local conditions, which was not reflected in the materials. These records reflect the intensive cultivation of ancient agriculture, and item D summarizes the characteristics of ancient agriculture in China, so D is chosen. Comments: China's ancient civilization developed in the Yangtze River, Yellow River and other large river basins suitable for developing agriculture. The progress of agricultural production tools and production technology in ancient China promoted the formation of small-scale peasant economy, which became the basic mode of agricultural production in feudal society of China, and also became the main driving force to promote the development of intensive farming technology. Intensive cultivation technology is the main feature of Chinese traditional agriculture, and it is also the key factor for China to be in the leading position in the world for a long time.