Will the villagers in rural areas be arranged to move in the future?

Some rural villagers may be relocated, but the vast majority of farmers will stay in the countryside.

China is a big agricultural country, and there are many farmers in rural areas, accounting for a large proportion of the national population. In recent years, the country has put forward the strategy of rural revitalization, and now new rural construction is in full swing all over the country, and many rural residents are facing relocation. So, what are the forms of rural relocation? In fact, there are three main forms of rural relocation:

The first form is the relocation of immigrants caused by land acquisition. We know that in recent ten years, China has been called "infrastructure madman", and all parts of the country are engaged in infrastructure construction, such as repairing roads, railways and bridges. For these national projects, if land is expropriated, farmers must relocate and relocate to protect their daily lives.

The second form is shantytown renovation and new rural construction relocation. In some places, cities need to be rebuilt, or rural landscapes need to be improved. The government will build houses in a unified way and arrange for farmers to move in.

The third is ex situ poverty alleviation and relocation. Some rural areas are very remote, and it is difficult to build roads or develop them, resulting in overall local poverty. At this time, they are ecological migrants, and the government will formulate an ex situ poverty alleviation and relocation plan in light of local conditions. Generally, it is to move from poor rural areas to areas with good traffic and economic conditions, and truly realize "one side has good soil and water and one side has good people". It is worth mentioning that, under normal circumstances, ex situ poverty alleviation relocated people can regain their land and homestead at the relocation site, with a per capita subsidy of 30,000 to 40,000.

In short, the above three forms are all forms of rural residents' relocation, and only under these circumstances will farmers move. Under normal circumstances, farmers still have to stay in the countryside. After all, it is impossible for all farmers to live in cities and towns.

It is worth mentioning that in 20 18, the central government put forward the "strategic plan for rural revitalization", among which there was a new measure of "merger and relocation". The so-called "merger and relocation" was to collectively relocate some villages with particularly serious population loss or fragile ecological environment and frequent natural disasters so that villagers could live together. New villages will choose lots with convenient transportation and development conditions. In fact, through the way of "merger and relocation", it can bring many tangible benefits to farmers:

The first advantage is that it is conducive to increasing income. When farmers move, industry and agriculture can develop together, and the state will vigorously support the development of industrial agriculture, so that the farmers who move out can increase their income through multiple channels.

The second advantage is that it is beneficial to life. When farmers move to new houses, these places are all planned and built in a unified way, and the living, production and ecological spaces will be separated, and the quality of life of villagers can be greatly improved.

The third advantage is that it is conducive to development. "Relocated households" can make these villages develop better.