As we all know, with the development of rural industrialization, a large number of villages and farmland are occupied and rural farmers are forced to move.

Promoting the construction of small towns is the only way to build a new countryside and promote rural modernization, which is in line with China's national conditions and people's feelings and is imperative.

Any reform and innovation is bound to be accompanied by pain or pain, which requires us to change our concepts and strive to adapt. Imagine what China would be like without the groundbreaking reforms since the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee.

People's livelihood in rural areas and small towns is not necessarily related, but one of the reasons for relatively concentrated living is that the limited cultivated land area in China is decreasing and losing. Rural people's livelihood, the most fundamental is development, and the first standard of new countryside is "production development". Only with development can the problems of agriculture, farmers and rural areas be fundamentally solved.

At present, the party and the government attach great importance to this. Every year, the first meeting of the Central Committee studies the issue of agriculture, countryside and farmers, and the first document issued is also the issue of agriculture, countryside and farmers, which requires the efforts of the whole society. For example, the problem of industry feeding back agriculture, solving the problem of rural infrastructure, rural employment, education, medical care and old-age care.

Agricultural modernization is fundamental modernization, and farmers' prosperity is fundamental prosperity. How to transfer 60% to 70% of the rural population is an extremely difficult problem. First of all, efforts should be made to solve the problem of rural education. Only when farmers' cultural quality is improved can they adapt to the needs of society and find their own position. Secondly, we should make great efforts to solve the problems of intensive, mechanized and standardized farming of rural land. Contract management of land circulation is a good way, but it also has its limitations. Only large-scale farming can resist risks and reduce costs; Only standardized farming can be in line with international standards and improve the visibility of agriculture in China. Third, efforts should be made to solve the livelihood problems in rural areas. It is true that the broad masses of peasant brothers have a place to live, a doctor who can treat diseases and a teacher who can learn.