Is it a legal responsibility to immigrate down the mountain?

It is not a legal obligation to emigrate to the mountain.

Migration down the mountain is a poverty alleviation policy and a policy of benefiting the people issued by the government, and the principle of government guidance and villagers' voluntary participation is implemented. Village collectives are the main body of immigration work, and the government has no decision-making power, let alone compulsory power.

Work start-up refers to the villagers' meeting or the villagers' representative meeting, which is passed by more than two-thirds majority, to determine the number of relocated households and to declare the project. Everything follows democratic decision-making, and the villagers volunteer. Villagers have no legal obligation to relocate or sign an agreement, and the government has no legal obligation to complete the relocation or reach an agreement.