Recently, a retired professor's action of selling his house and returning to his hometown has attracted widespread attention. The professor believes that rural life is more comfortable and a new choice to pursue a spiritual home. This new idea not only provides a new way for retirees to provide for the elderly, but also triggers a heated discussion on rural pension in the society.
According to the professor, he had worked in the city for many years, but as he grew older, he became more and more eager to return to nature to find peace of mind. After much deliberation, he decided to sell his house in the city and return to his hometown in the countryside to spend the rest of his life. This decision was not made on the spur of the moment, but after a long period of thought and preparation.
Statistics show that in recent years, more and more urban retirees have chosen to return to the countryside for retirement. They believe that the countryside has a beautiful environment, fresh air and a slow pace of life, which is more suitable for the elderly. In addition, the lower prices in rural areas and the relatively low cost of living are also conducive to the retirement life of retirees.
The reaction to this new idea has been mixed. Some people see it as a great way to get back to nature and find their spiritual home, while others worry that rural infrastructure and limited medical facilities will not meet the needs of retirees. However, experts pointed out that with the implementation of the rural revitalization strategy, the rural infrastructure has been continuously improved, and the medical conditions are gradually improving, and rural pension will become a new trend.
It is understood that after the retired professor returned to the countryside, he began to live a simple and quiet life. He gets up early every day for morning exercises, grows vegetables and flowers, reads and writes, and chats with neighbors in the evening, listens to **, and looks at the stars. "This life makes me feel very fulfilled and my soul has a real home," he said. ”
In fact, the professor's approach is not an isolated case. According to reports, more and more urban retirees are choosing to return to the countryside to live, renting land to grow vegetables, raising fish and fishing, or engaging in agricultural planting technology guidance, and finding their new value in the countryside. At the same time, they also actively participate in rural construction and contribute to rural revitalization.
This phenomenon has also attracted the attention of ** and relevant institutions. **A series of policies and measures have been introduced to encourage urban retirees to retire in rural areas, support rural infrastructure construction, improve rural medical standards, and improve rural pension service systems. At the same time, some social groups and public welfare organizations are also actively involved in the rural pension cause to provide better pension services for retirees.
However, there are also some challenges and problems associated with rural elderly care. For example, medical care in rural areas is relatively limited, and medical security needs to be strengthenedRural infrastructure and public service facilities are not perfect, and they need strong support from all walks of lifeThe rural culture and social environment also need to be further enriched and developed.
In response to these problems and challenges, experts suggested that cooperation and support should be strengthened between the community and all sectors of society. On the one hand, it is necessary to increase investment and improve the construction of rural infrastructure and public service facilitiesOn the other hand, it is necessary to encourage and support urban retirees to actively participate in rural construction and developmentAt the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen publicity and education to improve the understanding and acceptance of rural pension among retirees.
In short, the phenomenon of retired professors selling their houses and returning to their hometowns and providing for the elderly in rural areas has become a new trend reflects people's pursuit of a better life and their yearning for the natural environment. This new idea not only provides retirees with new pension options, but also injects new vitality and impetus into the implementation of the rural revitalization strategy. Let's look forward to a better future together!