Why do young people from rural areas go to cities for development?

For young people who have just graduated, there are generally two development routes, either to work in a big city, the income will be higher, but it is far from home and nothing is convenient; Either, stay at home and develop, close to home but with low income. This is also a difficult place for many young people at present.

In a big city like Beishangguangshen and Shenzhen, millions or even tens of millions of young people flood in every year, hoping to earn more money here and then go back to their hometown. It is precisely because of the net inflow of population that the development of these cities can't compare with their hometown in any case.

So, why do so many people want to go to big cities to develop? Is there really no prospect of staying at home? Should young people make money and spend in big cities, or should they save money and take it back to their hometown for consumption? Today, let's talk about things like young people's work.

1. At 6 pm, the street was deserted. This is the present situation of my hometown.

Something happened to my daughter-in-law two days ago, so I accompanied her back to her hometown. These two days at home really made Xiao Pang feel deeply. First of all, there are no young people in the countryside in broad daylight, either old people or children who go to school.

I was shopping with my daughter-in-law in the street of the town around 6 pm, and suddenly I found that it gave people the feeling of a big city in the middle of the night: few shops opened, there were few pedestrians on the street, and even there were relatively few vehicles on the street. You know, it's only 6 o'clock in the evening, and traffic and even nightlife have just begun in many big cities.

In this case, because there is no flow of people, shops naturally have no business and no GDP, and urban construction and public facilities will be much worse than those in first-and second-tier cities or even third-tier cities.

The daughter-in-law pointed to the street where there were almost no pedestrians and asked Xiao Pang if she really wanted to stay in the countryside for development. In fact, in this rural hometown, there is no prospect for young people to stay here, which is why many young people try their best to work in big cities, where opportunities, employment and income are much stronger than their hometown.

Second, how much money can you lose if your salary is low but your consumption is high?

Because the railway station is in the urban area, we arrived in the urban area earlier, so we took our daughter-in-law for a stroll in the urban streets. I have to say that the urban area is another scene, with more people and better shop business.

Of course, you can see many shops recruiting people everywhere, but the salary is not flattering. Most shops recruit waiters or cashiers, and the monthly salary is around 3,000 yuan, and the better one can reach 4,000 yuan. However, this kind of recruitment generally does not include five insurances and one gold, and generally only provides accommodation, and some even do not include food and shelter.

Not only that, low income has become a reality, and the consumption level here is quite high, which is similar to that of first-and second-tier cities. My daughter-in-law and I settled an account with a salary of 3000. It's normal to stay in a place like downtown all month. Many young people are heavily in debt.

In other words, when the low income and high consumption in his hometown become a foregone conclusion, the only way for this young man to make more money or save more money is to leave his hometown and work in a big city. Only in this way can he avoid living beyond his means. That is the reality.

Third, the wind of comparison is rampant, and small cities in the fourth tier have lived out first-line nutrition.

In addition, I have to mention that every time I go back to my hometown with my daughter-in-law, I can feel the prevailing wind of comparison in my hometown. Daughter-in-law's hometown is in Hunan Back to her hometown, young people always take a pack of hibiscus king in 20 yuan as the standard to offer cigarettes, but when traveling, many young people either take a taxi or drive by themselves.