Could you please analyze the reasons for the migration of rural people to cities based on the reality of life? And talk about the impact of rural population migration to cities.

Reasons for rural to urban migration:

Relocation place: more people, less land, poor living conditions, poor education and medical conditions.

Relocation place: more employment opportunities, better educational conditions, medical conditions, and living conditions.

The impact of rural-urban migration

Positive impact: increasing the labor force and activating the market.

Negative impact: causing urban congestion, housing shortage, traffic jams and other problems.

(1) 4-6 points: The above facts are simply listed, and the answer is not logically classified;

(2) 6-8 points: The answer is logically classified, but the facts are not listed. Comprehensive;

(3) 8-10 points: The answer is logically classified, the thinking is clear, and the facts are comprehensively listed.

Test question analysis:

The world’s population problems are mainly: excessive population growth and migration of rural people to cities. The reasons why rural people move to cities are: ① Cities can provide more employment opportunities. Only by transferring the rural surplus labor force to cities can farmers' incomes be increased. ② Only by transferring the rural surplus labor force to cities can we fundamentally control the population and improve the quality of the rural population. Cities can provide better education and medical conditions.

The reasons why rural people move to cities are: ① Cities can provide more employment opportunities. Only when the surplus rural labor force population moves to cities can the income of farmers be increased. ② Only by transferring the rural surplus labor force to cities can we fundamentally control the population and improve the quality of the rural population. Cities can provide better education and medical conditions. The countryside itself has many people but little land, backward production methods, difficult living conditions, and poor infrastructure conditions.

The current large-scale migration of rural people to cities will have an impact on cities by activating urban commercial markets and transferring rural surplus labor; but it will also expand the scale of cities and occupy cultivated land resources. This has resulted in traffic congestion, housing shortages, insufficient water supply, industrial pollution, noise disturbance, and increased crime rates.