More and more migrant workers are unwilling to work in cities. What is the reason?

I still remember that in the past, we often saw such scenes, that is, many young and middle-aged men in rural areas left home with their bags on their backs and went to work in big cities. These people have to do this for their lives and families. However, this phenomenon seems to be much less in recent years, and more and more migrant workers are unwilling to work in cities. Why is this opposite phenomenon? There are actually several reasons.

First, the cost of living in cities is high. First of all, the cost of living in cities is high. Although everyone's salary is not very low, with a high monthly income of 1 10,000 and a low monthly income of 4,000 to 5,000, they can't resist the high cost of living, such as water and electricity property fees, accommodation fees, living expenses and so on. In this case, there really isn't much money in hand. Although you earn less money in the countryside, the cost of living is relatively low, which is actually the same.

Two: young people return home to start businesses. Secondly, young people return to their hometowns to start businesses. There are many ways to make money now, not only to work for others, but also to do some work at home. Just like Ma Bao selling goods on the spot, all she needs is a mobile phone. The country pays more and more attention to rural development, which makes many young people willing to stay in the countryside and find new directions for their future.

Three: take care of the family and children. Another point is to take care of your family and children. As they get older, they also need to take care of their children, give them a good education, and always keep them with the elderly. This is not the way, but you'd better bring it yourself. So in their view, staying in the countryside is more pragmatic than working in the city.

Now the environment is not good, the epidemic situation is repeated, and the pressure of life in big cities is really great. It is always blocked, the cost of living has increased, and no money can be made. It is better to stay in the countryside, at least with family around, and live a happier life. Many young people who work in big cities can't stand the pressure and run back to their hometown in the countryside.