Rural immigrants demolish houses

In recent years, many poverty alleviation measures have been taken in some poor rural areas. However, if some villages are not rich in land resources and have poor geographical conditions, they will adopt the method of township merger and directly transfer the whole village to other towns and villages.

? After moving out, the original village will be demolished as a whole, either to resume farming or to carry out other agricultural production activities. These need to be dismantled. But now, we are trying to demolish some serious hollow villages. After all, these houses have collapsed and are uninhabited. Once you leave, it will occupy land resources and affect the overall image of the village. Therefore, they need to be dismantled. It can be said that rural demolition is essential.

? With the continuous expansion of the city, more and more land is needed, and suburban villages will undoubtedly face demolition. Some villages may not be demolished into urban villages, but more villages will be demolished. After all, this is the need of urban construction. There will only be remote mountain villages in the future, and the development value is not great. They are far away from the city, with poor geographical location, and all kinds of traffic roads will not pass by, so they can avoid being demolished.

Although demolition will make many farmers lose their land, many people still like demolition because they can become city dwellers or get a lot of compensation. In these older rural areas, or in the early rural planning and construction, we can consider the future. Their rural road planning is very reasonable, driving is still far from the city, and it is impossible to develop there. With the development of rural areas in the future, many people do not need to plan, but can only guide and restrict the construction of rural houses in the future to avoid the disorderly development of their construction, which is enough. There is no need to re-plan resources, because relocation is not necessarily better than before.