Thinking about the current situation of rural areas and the road to development
1. The dilemma of rural elderly farming.
In today's countryside, it's easy to see some elderly people who no longer burrow into the ground like their predecessors. The farmland gradually became barren and overgrown with weeds. The original mountain road has become narrower and has become a wasteland. The previous generation of farmers spent their entire lives working in the fields, but nowadays, the younger generation mostly chooses to work outside in order to seek higher pay. Due to the lack of jobs in rural areas and the low income from agricultural products, many young people have given up farming, resulting in problems such as an aging rural population and the loss of labor.
Read more: The once busy fields are now barren, the old figures are gradually moving away, and the mountain roads have become thorny thorns, blocking people's progress home. The once golden wheat field is now overgrown with weeds, as if it is a memory buried for a while. The changes in the village are sighing, and the old people have left them with empty houses and fields that have brought them hope and sweat.
2. Differences between urban and rural areas.
At present, the gap between urban and rural areas is becoming more and more significant, with most of the villages being elderly, and young and middle-aged people going to work outside or in the cities to find work. In China, due to the lack of suitable jobs and a good development environment, many farmers have chosen to leave their hometowns and seek a better life in the cities. Young people work hard to buy a house, a car, or a house, while the older generation is working hard to make a living.
Extended reading: The neon of the city shines with the prosperity of the city, and the countryside is gradually forgotten by time, leaving a group of empty houses, tasting the bitterness of time. In the bustling city, young people are busy, working towards their goals; And those elderly people living in the countryside, have they sighed because of the changes in their hometowns?
Agricultural land and agricultural production issues1. Farmland change and agricultural product quality.
The quality of farmland will also change with the times. Before, the soil here was rich and yielding so much fertilizer was not needed. However, as the amount of fertilizer applied, the soil becomes harder and harder, and eventually loses its original fertility. In addition, there are a large number of pesticides, fertilizers and other harmful substances in fruits and vegetables on the market, which seriously reduces the taste and nutritional value of food.
Expansion: In my memory, this black land still preserves the harvest of the year, but it is not what it used to be. Due to the heavy application of fertilizers in agricultural production, the quality of the soil is deteriorating and the vitality of the soil is also being lost. The fruit trees that used to grow well have now been corroded by pesticides, although they are very large, but they no longer have the sweetness they used to be, and the fruits sold in the city will not remind people of the natural fruit trees at their doorstep?
2. The increase in the number of vacant houses in rural areas and health care problems.
When the peasants left the villages, many of the old houses in the villages were empty.
Due to the closed doors during the day, it is becoming more and more difficult for the elderly to seek medical treatment. In the face of high medical costs, many elderly people would rather suffer the pain of their own illness than go to the hospital. In rural areas, the cost of health insurance is increasing every year, which makes many elderly people feel the pressure.
Expansion: The countryside is unusually quiet in the early morning, with empty houses swaying in the wind, as if telling the history of the past. But as time went on, they became sicker, perhaps because of concerns about high medical bills, or because they were alone in an empty house. The cost of medical insurance** makes them feel more and more pressure on their lives, and this place that has protected them for a lifetime will also have their joys, sorrows, and sorrows?
Reflections on the development and future of the countryside.
At present, the various problems existing in China's rural areas are worthy of our consideration. The outflow of the rural population, the aging of the population, and the dilemma of agricultural development are all problems that we must solve. To achieve the sustainable development and rejuvenation of the countryside, it is inseparable from the strong support of the whole society. At the same time, the countryside itself should also have the momentum of development, develop a new type of agriculture, attract talented people to return to their hometowns, and bring vitality and vitality to the countryside. Only in this way will the future of the countryside be brighter.
Extended reading: From the perspective of time, the changes and changes that have taken place in the countryside are not just a region, but the development of the whole society. The changes in the countryside need your and my care and love, and the traces of time are gradually disappearing on this land. I wish all people who are in a foreign land, or who stay in their hometown, can feel the warmth and hope in life, and the countryside looks forward to everyone living up to the cherishing of time.