NOVELTY - Rural sewage processing and recycling method comprises using gravel groove, a marsh gas tank, a biogas residue storage yard, and an artificial wetland. The gravel groove is used for collecting wastewater from a kitchen and a bathroom, where the residual flows from biogas residue storage yard, the roof as well as the ground surface. The sewage is filtered and then enters the artificial wetland for effective treatment. The treated water directly flows into the surface water body. The artificial wetland is cultivated with native soil hygrophytes.    USE - Method for processing and recycling rural sewage.    ADVANTAGE - The gravel groove can filter and purify the collected wastewater to a certain degree as well as prevent a conventional escape canal from filled with a large number of sundries outside the canal. The marsh gas tank can realize the resource utilization of the wastewater and waste. The biogas residue storage yard mainly avoids polluted radial flows and cross flows produced by the rainfall during stacking the biogas residues. The artificial wetland plays a role of processing the pollution and supplying an ecological landscape. The method can effectively process the directly drained rural sewage as well as transform the solid wastes into clean energy resources and utilize them, thus achieving the purpose of promoting ecological recycling in village during treating the wastewater.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Rural sewage processing and recycling method comprises using gravel groove, a marsh gas tank, a biogas residue storage yard, and an artificial wetland. The gravel groove is used for collecting wastewater from a kitchen and a bathroom, where the residual flows from biogas residue storage yard, the roof as well as the ground surface. The sewage is filtered and then enters the artificial wetland for effective treatment. The treated water directly flows into the surface water body. The artificial wetland is cultivated with native soil hygrophytes. The toilet sewage and the animal colony house sewage enter the marsh gas tank together with excrements for fermenting. Harvested plant straws from the artificial wetland, the harvested plant straws from farm lands, and degradable organic waste from kitchen can be thrown into the marsh gas tank for fermenting to produce marsh gas used as a fuel in the kitchen. Waste slag and waste liquor in the marsh gas tank can be used as organic fertilizer for farmlands.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The drawing is a block diagram of a method for processing and recycling rural sewage (Drawing includes non-English language text).