The local government will publish the compensation standards, and in principle, the compensation will be made according to the published standards, but sometimes the published standards are extremely low or even not published. If the compensation standard is not published, the government may be required to disclose it by applying for information disclosure; According to the relevant provisions of the Land Management Law, the sum of land compensation fees and resettlement compensation fees is generally calculated at 20 to 30 times of the average annual output value per mu in the previous three years. However, if the compensation standard calculated according to this standard cannot meet the local living standard, and if the compensation standard is too low, it is suggested that the compensation and resettlement agreement should not be signed easily, and the compensation standard can be improved through administrative reconsideration or administrative litigation and consultation with the government.