In the next ten years, the large-scale plan for rural relocation will be launched
Introductory. In a remote mountain village in Mengxian County, Henan Province, a tragedy occurred about protecting the family's land. With the implementation of the real estate reform, the eldest and second decided to build a villa to protect the land. However, this decision ended in tragedy, and the family fell apart in grief. This story reminds us that political reform must take more into account rural families, and that it is essential to protect memories and affection.
The tragedy caused by the agrarian reform.
Lao Li's family has a piece of land, which is the foundation of their family. However, with the implementation of real estate reforms, the land became precarious. In order to keep the land, the eldest and second decided to build a country house to mobilize the ** decision. They do not want to see the family's inheritance ruined, and will do whatever it takes to preserve the family's legacy. Although the funds were limited, the brothers worked together to keep the land.
Legacy Reform Efforts and Hopes.
When Meng County, Henan Province carried out a pilot estate reform, the home of the eldest and second child became one of them. They signed an agreement with **, and the estate was expropriated, but the boss was compensated. However, they did not expect that this would be the beginning of the family's suffering. The epidemic caused the uncle's small shop in Nanjing to fall into disrepair. In order to gain a foothold in the city, the second child chose to voluntarily participate in the pilot reform of the rural property rights system. However, this decision became a turning point in the fate of the entire family.
Family rifts and regrets.
When the second son participated in the renovation of a rural house, the old man fell ill on the construction site due to the hard work of the old man and the choice of his sons. Although the two sons returned to their hometown, they were no longer able to save the old man's life. The old man passed away on the occasion of his death, leaving deep grief in the hearts of his two sons. The manor was originally a piece of the family's inheritance, but now it has become an irreparable regret. Politics and reality have torn the family apart, the old houses full of memories on this land no longer exist, and the old people have left the land forever. The two sons were overwhelmed by the pain of losing their loved ones, and deep down they chewed on indescribable sadness.
This story reminds us that the implementation of political reforms needs to take more into account the situation of rural families, so as not to create family rifts and irreparable regrets. Each piece of land carries the memory and heritage of the family, and it is essential to preserve this bond. In our pursuit of modernization, we must not ignore the preciousness of tradition, let alone allow families to be torn apart by this policy. Perhaps in the future, we can reflect more seriously on the impact of reform, so as to create better development opportunities for all rural families, so that they can find a better home in modern society.
This story reflects that the reform of rural homesteads is not only the implementation of a policy, but also a major event related to the fate of the family. In the process of implementing the reform, it is necessary to take into account the complexity of rural families, protect the ties of land and the inheritance of families. The breakdown and tragedy of the family not only cause suffering to the individual, but also endanger social stability and the harmony of rural society. Therefore, we need to think seriously about how to protect the foundation of the family in the reform, create better opportunities for development, and enable all families to find their place in the modern society. Only in this way can rural development and social progress be effectively achieved.