Can I return to the countryside after I have retired my homestead?

Can I return to the countryside after I have retired my homestead? The premise of farmers' survival is land resources, and planting land resources must meet three conditions: human capital, production factors and production equipment. When farmers leave their hometown, they have no houses. Although the relationship between contracted land is unlikely to change in the short term, there is no place to store the original production equipment and the purchased production factors such as seeds, organic fertilizers and fertilizers, so there is no way to cultivate. Only by operating for yourself, a group or an economic cooperation organization can you get cash or income.

Primitive fruit trees, Chinese herbal medicines, etc. It can be obtained at home regularly, but it is unlikely to be carefully managed, and finally the economic benefits will be reduced, contracted to others or sold. The rural areas that can't go back, wandering jobs and tangled hearts are the truest portrayal of the hearts of poverty alleviation and relocation households.

Can you go back to the countryside after poverty alleviation and relocation? First of all, immigrants invest in relocation mainly to improve housing standards. After the relocation, they enjoyed the benefits of affordable housing and could not go home to build houses. In recent years, according to projects such as "Reconstruction of Dangerous Houses in Rural Areas", the appearance of rural areas in China has been greatly improved. Most farmers' houses have been rebuilt and their housing safety has been guaranteed. However, many poor households are unable to build their own houses due to the extreme standards and personal abilities.

The policy of poverty alleviation and relocation in rural areas is a major preferential policy support for poor rural households, and the investment relocation of poverty alleviation immigrants has become the last guarantee for housing security. Poor households who move to help the poor can get affordable housing allocated by government departments as long as they pay a small amount of money. The current policy of poverty alleviation and relocation in rural areas has signed relevant agreements at the time of relocation, one of which is an agreement on the retirement of old housing bases.

According to the latest regulations, the relocated poor households must vacate their old rural residential bases in the second year. Originally, it was said that moving in within three years, the housing rate of poverty alleviation relocation houses was set at 100%. Then these relocated farmers got tangible benefits, and the premise of enjoying those benefits is to give up the original rural homestead and demolish the old homestead for reclamation.

Secondly, the purpose of immigrant's investment and relocation is to improve the level of production activities, expand the road of people's development, and make us start a business to get rich, so we still have to ensure his group interests. Some moved to big cities, while others moved to the countryside. No matter where they move, their status as farmers has not changed, or they are members of rural groups, so the interests of their group members have not been taken away.

Going back to my hometown this time depends on how I look at it. If you mean returning to the countryside to settle down, it is definitely impossible. Since the old houses were demolished after the relocation, and it was because the city where I lived was "one side of the soil and water can't support one person", why should I go back? The original contracted land and forest land in rural areas have not changed because of poverty alleviation and relocation, but they still belong to you during the lease period.

The only change is that the old house can be demolished. The reason why rural poverty alleviation relocation can move out is because poor households do have the requirement to leave their original place of residence, otherwise they will not be allowed to move out. Is vacating the old house a policy or a paid service? Even if the older generation doesn't retire, once they get old, the relocated countryside will gradually become a hollow village, which is a matter of time.