My cousin began to hoard food, and there was no panic in my heart when I had food at home, and I was ready to live a safe life in the future!
His cousin initiated a large-scale grain accumulation program.
My cousin had recently embarked on a large-scale grain accumulation program, and he spent 1,300 yuan to buy 1,000 catties of wheat, as well as a few iron drums to hold the wheat and put it in the storage room of the country house. In this way, my cousin is much more at ease. In today's social context, some suggestions circulate on the Internet from time to time, such as advising the masses to prepare at least a month's rations. It may be due to the impact of the epidemic and the turbulence of the international situation, as well as the continuous deterioration of the human living environment, that some elderly people have become extremely sensitive. My cousin is seventy years old and hungry. So, he decided to plant all three acres of his family's land with wheat next year, and buy some wooden barrels like his cousin to store the grain in case of emergency.
In order to ensure the preservation of the grain, my brother told me that the large urn at home is prone to insect infestation. The best on the market now are iron drums with sealing rings and vacuum devices, so that the grain can be stored smoothly for three or four years. Rural people are self-sufficient and can survive without water and electricity, as they can dig their own wells for water and burn firewood for cooking. And city dwellers have no way to store food, and even if they do, they can't survive without water or electricity. In previous years, many rural schools were merged and rural clinics were closed to encourage migration to cities, with the result that young people had to move to cities to earn a living and send their children to school.
The hollowing out of rural areas is becoming more and more serious, and the problem of aging farmers is becoming more and more serious. When this generation of old farmers can no longer farm, people who can farm will become very scarce. Concentrating a large number of people in a city is equivalent to putting all the eggs in one basket, and the risk increases exponentially. As a large agricultural country, it would be a very terrible thing to exterminate the countryside and the peasants. Fortunately, now that the concept of rural revitalization is advancing, I hope that there is still time to make up for the mistakes of the past. In my opinion, the key to rural revitalization lies in the adjustment of education and agricultural structure. Only by allowing young people to have a stable income at home and not have to worry about their children's schooling can they retain talents. Without talents and young people, rural revitalization can only be a slogan.
The dilemma of rural self-sufficiency and dependence on cities.
Rural self-sufficiency is a valuable resource, which means that even in natural disasters or other unforeseen circumstances, rural residents are able to guarantee their survival needs to a certain extent. They know how to use natural resources, such as digging wells for water and burning firewood for cooking, which allows them to live a normal life despite water and electricity cuts. And city dwellers face an even greater dilemma. In cities, people often rely on the purchase of food and water to meet their basic needs. Once the ** chain is broken or other unforeseen circumstances arise, many people may go hungry and struggle to survive. This is because cities are externally dependent on external ** for their infrastructure and resources, and therefore face greater challenges due to their high population density.
The problem of rural hollowing out is becoming more and more serious. With the advancement of urbanization, more and more young people are leaving the countryside and moving to the cities in search of better job opportunities and educational resources. The merger of rural schools and the closure of clinics have caused many inconveniences to the lives of rural residents. Young people are forced to move to cities to secure the future of their children, which has led to the problem of rural ageing. The old peasants in the rural areas are getting older and the burden is getting heavier and heavier, and they are unable to continue to work in agriculture, resulting in fewer and fewer young people engaged in agricultural work. The concentration of large numbers of people in cities is inherently risky, and in the event of a disaster or other unavoidable circumstances, the consequences are unimaginable. Therefore, it is necessary to maintain the development of the rural areas and the existence of peasants, and the revitalization of the rural areas is not just a slogan, but a guarantee of social stability and the quality of life of the people.
The key to rural revitalization: education and agricultural restructuring.
The core issue of rural revitalization is how to solve the employment and education problems of young people. If young people have a stable income and good development opportunities in the countryside, they will not be forced to leave the countryside for the city. In this way, the countryside will be able to retain talent and bring the skills and creativity of young people to full play, thereby revitalizing the rural world.
Education is one of the important factors in promoting the revitalization of rural areas. After the merger of rural schools, school resources are concentrated, and it is difficult for rural children to obtain a good education. The key to solving this problem lies in improving the quality of teaching in rural schools, strengthening the construction of teachers, and providing good educational resources and environment, so that rural children can receive an education comparable to that of urban schools at their doorsteps. At the same time, it is also necessary to encourage outstanding teachers from big cities to teach in rural schools and raise the level of education in rural areas through the flow of high-quality teachers.
Another fundamental issue is the adjustment of the agricultural structure. In order to adapt modern agriculture to market demand and technological progress, it is necessary to promote the supply-side structural reform of agriculture and improve the quality and added value of agricultural products. The production capacity and competitiveness of farmers can be improved by improving their professional skills. It is also possible to improve production efficiency and sustainability of agriculture through the introduction of new agricultural technologies and scientific cultivation methods. There is also a need to restructure the economy in rural areas, develop rural non-agricultural industries, provide more employment opportunities and attract young people back to rural areas.
Summary. Revitalizing rural areas is an important task at present and is of great significance to social stability and people's quality of life. Rural self-sufficiency is a precious resource that must be cherished and protected in order to avoid the deterioration of the problem of rural hollowing out and the aging of farmers. Maintaining rural development and the existence of farmers is one of the keys to rural revitalization, which can be achieved by strengthening rural education and agricultural restructuring. Encouraging young people to work in rural areas, providing good educational resources and environment, cultivating farmers' professional and technical skills, promoting agricultural supply-side structural reform, and developing rural non-agricultural industries are all important measures for rural revitalization. Only through these efforts can rural revitalization make substantial progress in achieving rural prosperity and a better life for the people.