What made you decide to return to your hometown?

I am a sophomore. Although I live in the countryside, I have never done any farm work at home before, but I have always liked plants, rivers, fish, shrimps, cats and dogs very much. I also grew flowers since I was a child. When I was a freshman in a mess, I went back last summer. My grandparents planted a lot of millet and tried their best to help me fight it. I didn't feel tired, but I felt happy. I didn't want to do it before. Sophomore, when I came home for the Spring Festival, my whole family played together. I had a barbecue and hot pot. My little nephew was over one year old. At home, I pruned fruit branches and picked oranges. I felt that my life was comfortable and cozy. I was happy with my grandparents, playing drama and farming, instead of being upset when I was a child. I couldn't live without plants in my school, from high school to college, and my bedroom. The idea of moving to where to plant and going home to work increased year by year. In fact, the work in my hometown is not very bad. There is a house in the area at the door of the road, but no one lives there. There is also a barbecue at 2 o'clock in the middle of the night. Although I have never eaten so late, most Internet cafes have been upgraded to Internet cafes, and greening is better. Although cutting down the old trees makes me very angry and particularly wasteful, many street trees are replaced within two years. I don't know why.