This year's "big relocation" continued, and four types of villages were given priority to relocation. What do you think of the new policy?

Due to the unbalanced development between rural areas and cities, our current work focuses on rural areas, improving the living standards of rural residents and promoting rural economic development.

In order to better promote the integration of urban and rural areas, some cities have moved the countryside as a whole, which not only improved the living environment of farmers, but also made overall plans for cities.

So, which villages can be moved first?

Advantages and disadvantages of rural relocation

Rural relocation is actually similar to urban demolition.

The villagers' land and houses have been re-planned, and they can get a large amount of compensation, at least several hundred thousand. If the geographical environment is good, it is possible to get millions or tens of millions, which is a road to "getting rich".

But not all rural residents are willing to move.

Many farmers live in the countryside, and have long been accustomed to the life of sunrise and sunset, and suddenly let themselves live in a new environment, which will be very unaccustomed.

Moreover, they have planted land for so many years and suddenly it is gone, which is unacceptable to some traditional farmers. Although a large amount of compensation can make them live a carefree life, such an "unnatural" life is unacceptable to them.

From the policy point of view, rural relocation is indeed a good thing, improving the living environment of rural residents and integrating infrastructure resources. Farmers no longer have to worry about difficulties in traveling, going to school and seeing a doctor.

Of course, considering that some villagers still want to continue farming for a living, the higher authorities will redistribute the land for them.

According to the document "Guiding Opinions on Promoting the Integration of Large Ex situ Poverty Alleviation Relocation and Resettlement Areas into New Urbanization to Achieve High-quality Development", in order to further promote rural urbanization, it is necessary to implement rural relocation and integrate existing rural resources.

Although many villagers do not support rural relocation, this is the future development trend, and then everyone can gradually accept this policy.

The first four rural areas to be relocated

1. Rural areas with small population

In order to develop rural areas, the first thing we need to ensure is that there are "locals", enough labor force and enough mental workers. Only with the concerted efforts of Qi Xin can the countryside develop.

However, some rural areas have a very small population, and there are basically some old, weak women and children left in the village. Most young people are studying abroad, or going out to work, looking for opportunities for development.

Especially after seeing the prosperity of big cities, people are reluctant to return to their hometown.

It is difficult to develop such a rural area, and the best solution is to relocate.

At present, villages have been merged in many areas, and some villages with less population have been merged into larger villages.

2. Villages with frequent natural disasters

No matter whether the quality of life of rural residents is high or not, the first thing to ensure is everyone's life safety. Some villages are in dangerous areas, and earthquakes, floods and mudslides often occur, and the life safety of local villagers is often threatened.

These villages must be moved as soon as possible, and the local villagers will be very cooperative.

3. Villages with extremely difficult living conditions

Although China has completed the task of getting rid of poverty and tackling key problems, life in some rural areas is still very difficult, and it is possible to return to poverty at any time.

These villages are poor because their areas are too remote and their infrastructure is seriously backward.

If children want to go to school, they have to climb mountains and take boats, which is very difficult.

In such an environment, it is impossible to improve the quality of life of the villagers, and the development of the village will be limited.

The only way is to move the village. Only in this difficult environment can we improve their quality of life.

4. Villages with high willingness to move.

In the process of implementing the village relocation policy, the biggest problem is that some villagers are unwilling to leave the place where they have lived for many years.

It is very important to promote the development of rural areas, but villagers must not be forced to move against their own wishes.

Therefore, before moving, we must investigate the wishes of the villagers to see if they are willing to live in a new environment. If not, what is the reason and whether it can be solved.

Of course, some villages are very enthusiastic and are very willing to move. As long as you meet the moving conditions and actively cooperate with your work, you can give priority to moving and get compensation.

Some rural residents may no longer be able to farm for a living, but considering food security, the state will also implement the rural trusteeship policy, and farmers can also hire people to farm.

From the perspective of the overall layout of the country and the balanced development of urban and rural areas, rural relocation is definitely beneficial, which can not only integrate resources, prevent the waste of rural resources, but also directly improve the living standards of rural residents.

I believe that in the future, the development of rural areas will be better and better.