The reason why a large number of houses in rural areas are only built and not inhabited is revealed! The problem is deep**.
Foreword: The problem of "only building but not living" in many rural houses in China has aroused widespread concern. However, this situation is not the will of the farmers themselves, but is more constrained by external conditions. This paper aims to deepen the understanding of the problem of "homestead" through the causes of the phenomenon of "homestead", the limitation of "homestead" and the necessity of "homestead".
Analysis of the causes of vacant houses in rural areas of China.
The increase in vacant houses in rural areas in China is not due to a series of factors. In the countryside, many houses are empty, because they have no permanent need to go out to work. This is a common phenomenon in many villages. In addition, over the past few decades, many rural houses have fallen into disrepair and become dangerous houses. This is both a sadness and a strong sense of homesickness. In addition, because rural land is not allowed to be transferred for remuneration, and houses cannot be arbitrary, the use and flow of rural houses are restricted.
However, it should be noted that "vacant houses" are not common in the countryside. The fact that individual peasant households "build houses by surprise" in order to obtain housing compensation is a very small proportion of rural residents and is not universal. Most of the peasants do not have the conditions to build houses on a large scale, and the number of houses built in the countryside is relatively limited. Therefore, in the case of idle houses in rural areas, we should abandon the wrong understanding of rural households in the past and understand the reality with a more objective attitude.
*Restrictions on self-built houses by farmers.
The phenomenon of peasant households rushing to build only a small number of them does not reflect the overall situation of the entire village. Land requisition compensation is usually for the purpose of obtaining economic benefits such as compensation for demolition and relocation. Due to the uneven development of rural and urban areas, some rural households do not hesitate to occupy homesteads in order to seek greater development. However, after all, it is the independent choice of a small number of peasants, and it cannot fully reflect the will of the broad masses of peasants.
At the same time, there are still many constraints in rural construction. First of all, only a small number of rural households have a certain pension and stable economic income, and most of them rely on going out to work to earn a living. Second, it is difficult for Chinese farmers to achieve long-term economic income increase in the face of natural disasters and agricultural risks. As a result, most rural households do not have the conditions to build houses on a large scale, and the emergence of "vacant houses" is not voluntary.
Recognize the importance of farmers' rights and interests.
When expressing expert opinions, it is necessary to give sufficient respect and understanding to the rights and interests of rural households. The peasants are the pillars of the motherland, they work hard and make great contributions to the motherland. In formulating policies, it is necessary to conscientiously safeguard the interests of peasant households and safeguard their legitimate rights and interests. However, due to the constraints of external conditions, they cannot stay in the countryside for a long time, and it is not that they "just can't build". Therefore, when making relevant decisions, it is necessary to start from the perspective of the farmers themselves and minimize the subjective judgment of the farmers.
In addition, the problem of "vacancy" of rural houses in China also needs to be dealt with appropriately. The State should take corresponding measures to guide rural households to live and develop in rural areas, provide them with good public services, and improve the attractiveness of their lives. On this basis, it is also necessary to further standardize and standardize rural residential land, and put an end to illegal circulation and indiscriminate use.
The conclusion is that the emergence of "empty houses" in the countryside is not only due to their own will, but also from the constraints of external conditions. "Demolishing houses" is an extremely small interest group, and it cannot fully reflect the will of the broad masses of peasants. In the process of expressing opinions, it is necessary to fully understand and respect the interests of peasant households, speak for peasant households, and safeguard their rights. At the same time, in order to improve the living conditions in rural areas, corresponding policies and measures have been introduced to improve the current situation of rural housing. Only in this way can we promote China's economic and social development and ultimately achieve the goal of "rural revitalization".