During this year's Spring Festival, the countryside no longer compares with having cars and houses, but begins to envy the other three types of people.
This change is surprising, but it is also an indisputable fact.
Once a village, the garage used to be the focus of comparison, but now, a transformation is quietly taking place.
These three types of people, their lifestyles, choices, and values are arousing the envy and thinking of rural villagers.
Rural Spring Festival Focus: Everyone envies the daughter-in-law when she goes home, and other people's New Year's is delicious, what about yours?
The Spring Festival is a time for families in China, especially in rural areas.
The focus of this year's Spring Festival is no longer who has a car and a house, but whether they can take their daughter-in-law home for the New Year.
Behind this phenomenon, it reflects the complexity of family relationships and regional cultures.
Bringing a daughter-in-law home for the New Year has become an important indicator of a man's family happiness index.
And those men who can't bring their daughters-in-law home can't help but be discussed, whether life is really enjoyable?
In this process, the collision and integration between family concepts, traditional concepts and modern lifestyles have become a highlight of the rural Spring Festival.
Debt-ridden vs. poor: Rural life choices are very different, who is happier?
In the past few years, many rural people have chosen to go to the city to buy real estate and start a new life with heavy debts.
The outbreak of the epidemic and the acceleration of urbanization have made many people feel the pressure of life.
On the contrary, those who choose to stay in the countryside may not have a car or a house, but they live a life of poverty and comfort.
They may not have a high income, but they also do not have the burden of being in debt.
This choice of life has led people to think about what happiness really is.
Can debt and freedom coexist in harmony? This is a choice that is in front of rural people.
Children by their side vs wandering in a foreign land: the voice of rural parents, these 3 types of people have caused endless controversy!
Children are the hearts and minds of parents, however, with the development of the times, children are no longer limited to the land in the countryside.
Some outstanding children choose to stay in the city to develop, while their parents face a lonely old age.
On the contrary, some children choose to stay in their hometowns to accompany their parents, and although the living conditions may not be as good as in the city, they can feel the warmth of family affection.
This kind of companionship of children has become the greatest happiness in the hearts of rural parents.
Worries about the future of the children and endless controversy ensued.
Whether to chase dreams or protect family affection is a choice placed in front of rural parents.
In this Spring Festival, the changes in rural villages are eye-catching.
And who is the biggest winner in this change? Is it a man who can bring his daughter-in-law home, or a person who chooses to be poor and comfortable? Also.
Or a parent who can be with his children? Each way of life has its own advantages and disadvantages, and how rural people should choose among them is a question that needs to be pondered.
Behind this rural envy of the focal crowd, there is a deeper problem.
Daughter-in-law, repayment of loans, and the company of children seem to be synonymous with happiness, but is true happiness limited to this?
In this materialistic and profit-oriented society, have we neglected the satisfaction of the soul? Perhaps, true happiness does not lie in external material conditions, but in inner tranquility and contentment.
What rural people envy may be just a kind of appearance, but the real happiness lies in the warmth and happiness that they experience in their ordinary life.
This year's Spring Festival saw an unusual change in rural villages.
The daughter-in-law went home, paid off the loan freely, and accompanied by her children, which became the focus of envy of the villagers.
Does true happiness end there? Perhaps, we should return to our hearts, re-examine the essence of life, and discover that true happiness.
May every rural person find their own happiness in ordinary life!
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