I am a rural hukou, my wife is a town hukou, and my child is about to be born. Should children be given a rural hukou or an urban hukou? agriculture

Under the current policy, rural hukou and urban hukou in various provinces and cities have been gradually assimilated, that is to say, the so-called rural agricultural registered permanent residence, collectively referred to as resident hukou, has been abolished in many places. The actual difference is that rural residents have their own responsibility fields, while urban hukou does not have their own responsibility fields.

As far as land is concerned, rural hukou has more or less its own fields. In some places, there is a lot of arable land, about one acre for one person and three to five acres for a family of three. In this case, two people can basically eat and drink carefree; Urban residents rely on towns to go to work, start their own businesses or go out to work, but there is no arable land to plant.

From the perspective of enrollment, the school resources of rural hukou and urban hukou are different. Rural children need to go to cities and towns, or live in schools, or run back and forth, which will naturally affect their studies, while children with urban hukou have priority in admission.

As far as taxes and fees are concerned, if rural households farm land, the state subsidizes and returns the money to farmers without taking taxes. After Premier Wen took office, he was exempted from agricultural tax. In fact, for farmers, agricultural tax accounted for a part of all kinds of taxes and fees paid in the past. Now whether it is to buy seeds, fertilizers, diesel oil, agricultural machinery, etc. This requires a lot of investment, that is to say, farmers really gain a lot from farming. In terms of urban hukou, no matter whether it is work or personal, there are not many issues to consider, and it is not dependent on the weather or the market to eat. They are relatively stable and do not need to invest too much. What they need to invest is buying a house and so on. , which will be mentioned below.

From the point of view of birth, old age, illness and death, the inherent advantage of rural hukou is that with a daughter, you can have a second child, that is, most families have two children, which lays the foundation for future pension. Being sick is a troublesome rural hukou and inconvenient to see a doctor. Although there is rural cooperative medical care and the reimbursement rate is good, the overall medical resources and knowledge are much less than those of urban hukou. After death, rural hukou can be directly buried in rural public cemeteries or their own fields without buying cemeteries, while urban hukou mostly needs to buy cemeteries.

As far as housing is concerned, the homestead left by the ancestors of rural hukou and the homestead allocated to newborns have land to build their own houses, but now most urban hukou need to buy a house. Once the rural land near the town is commercialized, they can charge a transfer fee, or even get part of the money every month to solve the problem of land loss.

There are only a few advantages and disadvantages. In fact, many rural people have lived on the land all their lives, and there are not many "lofty" ideals. They just plant good land, build houses and marry daughters-in-law, and then plant good land, build houses and marry daughters-in-law for their sons. During the period, I bought some farm tools and machinery, bought some good clothes and studied seeds, fertilizers and farm tools every day. From time to time, I hope to pin my hopes on my children and expect them to become urban hukou and people in big cities. The ideal of urban residents is to change a good job or make a fortune in business. Their life is to work step by step and prepare money for their children to go to college and go abroad. If conditions permit, they will choose to live in the city at the next higher level, such as going to the county town of the township, from the idea of the county town to the development of the city.

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