Twenty years later, "the poor live in cities and the rich live in rural areas". Can you believe it?

After 20 years, can you believe that "the poor live in cities and the rich live in rural areas"? This situation is impossible in some areas, and now the development of rural areas is accelerating, so as to promote the development of rural areas. For example, some rural economies are developing well, and more and more people are building houses. This house should have lived for 20 years, and rich people can't go to the countryside. The current policy tends to use rural farmhouses, allowing rural residents to build houses on them.

Some places may exist, many office workers, although they all work in the city, but their hometown is in the village. So they use rural houses to pay back urban houses, or they will pay back their mortgages. In this case, the rich prefer to build a country villa and enjoy the fresh air. In some places, others can buy farmhouse music. Different places should be treated differently, and the situation in each region is different and needs to be discussed separately. The economy in some rural areas is still very backward.

In order to live a better life, people can choose to move from the countryside to the city. Farmers are unwilling to move. So this situation is hard to say, and we can only wait for the future development. It is important for the rich to earn more money. Although the rich have money, their desire for money is endless. From this perspective, the rich still choose to live in the city, because there are many opportunities to make money in the city, not in the countryside.

Now, the living standard of all people has been greatly improved, and the gap between the rich and the poor has gradually narrowed, but some villages are still backward. Although local views are shallow, the state has increased its support for rural areas. The rural population is getting richer and richer, and the living conditions of the rural affluent population are still relatively small. Of course, the situation varies from place to place, so the economy in some places is still far behind. Farmers are unwilling to move.