Local tyrants migrate in rural areas as a whole.

Fujian is a coastal area in China, and its economic strength ranks among the best in the country, the most famous of which is the rural areas of Fujian.

Fujian people have deep feelings of home and country since ancient times. The Jin dynasty crossed the sky south for too long. Let's say that generations of Chinese and overseas Chinese in Nanyang in modern times have struggled for generations, lived a decent life and had a surplus of family wealth, but they were unable to return to China with splendor. So they bought their own house in their hometown, leaving behind many exquisite buildings combining Chinese and western.

It can be said that their mansion is not accidental, but acquired through the struggle of several generations.

It seems a bit biased to say that rural areas in Fujian are all luxury houses on the Internet. Maybe only some developed cities are luxurious.

In fact, most of them are not much different from other provinces, and the luxurious appearance is mainly in the rural areas of Fuzhou, Putian and Quanzhou.

The gap between urban and rural areas in Fujian is generally large, and the per capita income of provinces and townships is more than twice that of rural areas, so developed areas will be better. Since the rural areas are all luxury houses, does that mean that Fujian has taken the lead in achieving prosperity and has moved towards the level of moderately developed countries? In fact, it seems that India's economy is bigger than Britain's, so India has more money than Britain? Obviously not. There are many factors of wealth, and the economic aggregate is not the only indicator.

From the perspective of per capita income, only three of the nine prefecture-level cities exceed the provincial average and the national average, and what is even more frightening is that they are accurate to county-level administrative regions. Do you know that per capita disposable income includes wage income, operating net income, property net income and transfer net income, unless you use cash transactions or underground bank transactions or overseas bank transactions? In addition, those who immigrated to other provinces were not pure Fukienese, and those who changed their nationality were not Fukienese at all. The divisor of per capita income data has always been the resident population. In fact, Fujian's per capita income is a little lower than that of Zhejiang and Jiangsu. But why so many luxury houses can be built may be related to their local customs.

Therefore, whether the rural areas in Fujian are rich or not depends on personal observation.