If all the farmers' land is covered, is it feasible for all the villagers to live in the city?

The villagers said, it's good not to tear it down, and you don't have to live in a building. It is more comfortable to live in your own single-family house. It can be said that most farmers are still willing to live in their own villages, but if the policy requires demolition, everyone will not object.

However, it is obviously impossible to contract all farmers' land and let everyone live in the city. There are 800 million farmers in China, 300 million in cities and 500 million in rural areas. If all places live in cities, the pressure of resource allocation may not keep up.

What do farmers in the city eat? Take a step back and let all farmers live in cities. Is there so much work? Do people live on the little income from land circulation? This is unrealistic. It is understood that in Heilongjiang province, where there are many contracted land, each person is divided into 3 mu and 5 mu of land, and the subcontracting fee is more than 2,000 yuan and 3,000 yuan. But in some places, it's only a few cents, 100 yuan. 200 yuan subcontracts, not even people. How do they live? So from the source of life, it doesn't work at all.

It is difficult for farmers to enter the city because many farmers feel a little safe about their land, which is the dependence of survival. Going to a strange environment in the city, a stranger in a strange place, and having a reliable income are very worrying things. People with courage have already gone out. But what is more difficult is how to keep the farmers in the city busy. That is, how to provide them with enough employment opportunities and jobs so that they can survive and live in the city. Without sufficient jobs, there will be no beautiful urbanization, so simple immigration is worthless. Just like slums in many countries, a large number of unemployed people gather in low, dark and dirty huts on the edge of cities, which is also the urbanization of farmers. Is it interesting?

First, whether farmers can find jobs,

Second, whether the farmers' housing is available,

Third, whether the social welfare of farmers is equal to that of cities,

Fourth, are farmers' children treated the same as children in the same city?

The above problems should be solved first, and only after farmers enter the city can their basic livelihood be guaranteed and they can take root. For China as a whole, this is a huge systematic project, and it will definitely take a long process, which cannot be accomplished overnight.

Then the land shortage can be solved. As long as the village cadres count, how many wasteland are there? Then contact the land contractor to contract to the co-tenant or the people in the same village. That's good. Why do you say you want to move to the city, and the city will be in chaos? I don't know now, but I will know later. Everything else is fine. Why do you want to move to the city?

China is taking a new road of urbanization, which should be feasible. The biggest obstacle is that urban housing prices are too high, and employment is not the biggest problem. In fact, the youth, land and labor in rural areas have been transferred to cities and towns to a great extent. Few young people are engaged in agriculture. Decentralized farming is inefficient, wasting land resources and human resources. There is an urgent need to concentrate on cultivated land and cultivate it scientifically.

Food is the most important thing for people. It is unrealistic for farmers to live in cities without land. In order to support their families, men, women and children go to work together. There are many dangers on the way to work. Only by owning land can farmers feel at ease. Although the labor force is not enough, farmers are not afraid of hard work, and there are many farmers with modern planting tools. Although the food price is not high, the farmers in Man Cang are also very satisfied!