The gap between urban and rural areas is a world of difference.
After the elderly are 60 years old, the urban elderly are all tens of thousands of pensions, and the rural elderly are 100 yuan. In terms of education, a county in the countryside is just a middle school, and schools of all sizes are everywhere in the city, not to mention hygiene. It is difficult to see a doctor in the countryside, and the city can go to the hospital for examination at any time. Rural areas are called "cooperative medical care" and cities are called medical insurance.
Now city dwellers enjoy all the resources of the country. Good schools, good hospitals, good shopping malls and supermarkets, and good means of transportation have all been given to city dwellers. Compared with the rural elderly, we don't say the highest or the lowest. For example, middle-income retirees, 5,000 yuan a month is enough for them to spend 2,000 yuan a month. The rest can travel all over the country or other countries in the world every year, and they can also support their sons and grandchildren. But the salary of a middle-income retiree needs 40 old farmers to get it, which is not much.
Secondly, as far as the living environment is concerned, the city has nothing to do with the park, and the countryside can only take the avenue. The city enjoys a nine-to-five lifestyle, while there are no dark days in the countryside. The entertainment that can be done is square dance!
Can farmers return just because there are employment opportunities in rural areas?
Are there employment opportunities in the countryside? So much land throughout the ages can be counted without farming income. Urban employment is extensive, and there are new industrial workers everywhere. Convenient re-employment, broaden your horizons, earn 10,000 yuan a month, and travel is convenient. People's taste has also improved with time, and will not return because there are some employment opportunities in the countryside! As far as the current farming methods in rural areas and the guidance of "diversified management" forced by the government in the past are concerned, the development of rural areas is worrying. Most young people will no longer live in the countryside and will not come back even if they have the opportunity to make a fortune!
A city is the political, economic and cultural center of each administrative region and the hub of national management. For a long time, the country has invested heavily in software and hardware infrastructure. Its advantages in industry, commerce, transportation, commerce and residence, education, medical care, culture and sports, and the transmission of the most advanced information in various industries at home and abroad are far from being compared with those in rural areas. Even if the employment of farmers is solved, other conditions will never be met, and the return of labor to the countryside is only relative and cannot be absolute. Only by truly integrating urban and rural conditions can the natural allocation of labor force reach a balance.