More and more rural people are moving to cities to work, and the rural population is decreasing year by year. What impact will this have on rural areas?

With the development of urban economy, there are more and more job opportunities in cities, which are becoming more and more attractive to young people, especially young people in rural areas. In rural areas, there are few types of economic development, and there are few employment opportunities and development space for young people. Regardless of their academic level, they often go to the city as soon as they have the opportunity. Even the simplest workers are subject to many people vying to choose them. .

Secondly, salaries in cities are higher than in rural areas, which is why cities are so attractive to rural people. Rural people moving to cities to work will inevitably lead to a decrease in the rural population. The aging population in rural areas is increasing year by year, and often only the elderly and children are left in rural areas. It is not conducive to the sustainable development of the rural economy, and may even lead to a vicious cycle in which young and middle-aged rural laborers move to cities to work, while the elderly work in rural areas. As a result, the number of young and middle-aged people in rural areas will decrease significantly, and crops will fall into the embarrassing situation of no one cultivating them. , has become a practical problem faced by many rural areas.

Furthermore, if a pair of rural parents move to the city to work, what will their children do? The first is to follow their parents to the city to study and become migrant children. Of course it is best to grow up with their parents. However, most children can only stay in their hometown in the countryside and live alone with their grandparents or themselves and their younger siblings, becoming the "little parents" of the family. Children who grow up in such an environment tend to mature earlier than children in cities. They have learned to take care of their younger siblings at an age when city children are still acting coquettishly in their parents' arms.

As a result, a large number of rural parents have migrated to cities to work, resulting in an increase in the number of left-behind children in rural areas. They have been deprived of parental care and education for a long time, leading to an increase in rural juvenile crime rates. The living standards of rural people who migrate to cities to work have improved, but they have a greater impact on the sustainable development of rural areas.