The release of Document No. 1 in 2024 marks an important measure for a new round of farmers to enter the city. In the context of this era, the rural areas have become the dreams pursued by many farmers. However, in the face of the opportunities and challenges brought about by the migration of rural areas to cities, how should we choose? This article will reflect on this issue.
The migration of peasants to the cities was an arduous and complicated process. In order to ensure the livelihood and development of peasants in cities, the state needs to provide a series of basic public services, including housing, employment, pension, medical insurance, etc. In recent years, the state has stepped up policy support for these aspects. For example, Document No. 1 clarifies the housing security policy for the new round of urban farmers, including the purchase of affordable housing and the rental of low-rent housing.
At the same time, the land rights and interests of peasants after moving to the cities also need to be protected. According to the provisions of Document No. 1, farmers in urban areas can continue to retain their contracted land and homesteads, and can continue to operate their own farmland. In addition, the state also emphasizes that it is forbidden to quit the homestead land as a condition for villagers to settle in the city. These measures provide farmers with the security to develop in the cities.
Housing is one of the most urgent problems to be solved after the peasants move to the cities. In rural areas, farmers can obtain homesteads and build their own houses through contracted land. In the cities, however, peasants no longer have access to these land rights and are unable to secure their income. Therefore, the state needs to formulate relevant policies to provide housing security for farmers.
Document No. 1 in 2024 states that the state will provide policy support such as purchasing affordable housing and renting low-rent housing according to farmers' income. These measures are designed to help farmers solve their housing problems in the cities and improve their quality of life. After the peasants move to the city, they can choose the housing method that suits them according to their personal economic situation, so as to live and work in peace and contentment in the city.
After the peasants move to the cities, their land rights and interests in the rural areas need to be protected. The state clearly stated in Document No. 1 that farmers in urban areas should retain their rights and interests in contracted land and homestead land in rural areas. This means that farmers can continue to manage their farmland, either independently or through circulation, trusteeship, etc.
In addition, the state also encourages peasants to return their contracted land to the village collectives for compensation, so as to promote the development of the rural collective economy. In addition, the state emphasizes that it is forbidden to quit the homestead as a condition for villagers to settle in the city. These measures have guaranteed the peasants' land rights and interests after moving to the cities, giving them more choices and opportunities in the economy.
The migration of peasants to the cities is an important part of the rural revitalization strategy. At present, the state is vigorously promoting the "Rural Revitalization Strategy", and focusing on the construction of livable, workable and beautiful villages. Rural areas will improve the living environment and infrastructure construction level through the development of characteristic industries and the cultivation of rural cultural tourism.
For example, the first document clearly stipulates that the construction of rural tourism agglomeration areas will be promoted, and new forms of business such as eco-tourism, forest health care, and leisure camping will be cultivated to further promote the development of rural industries. In addition, the state will also increase efforts to improve the living environment in rural areas, and promote the construction of rural infrastructure and public service systems.
These measures will help improve the overall ecology and environment of rural areas and improve the quality of life of farmers. Therefore, it is also a good choice to stay in the rural development. In the countryside, farmers can enjoy the convenience and comfort brought by modern civilization, and at the same time, they can continue to engage in agriculture and rural industries, so as to realize their dream of becoming rich.
6. The choice between rural and urban areas: Peasants have their own advantages and disadvantages in moving to the cities and staying in the rural areas, and the specific choice should be decided according to individual circumstances and development needs. Farmers who move to the cities need to consider whether they have stable employment and livelihood security, while those who stay in the countryside need to consider whether the prospects for agricultural development and living conditions meet their own needs. No matter which way is chosen, the state has corresponding policies and measures to protect the rights and interests of farmers and their development. The most important thing is to make reasonable planning and choices according to your own development needs and goals. Both rural and urban areas have their own advantages and opportunities, and only by making decisions based on the actual situation can we achieve a better life and development.