There are friends from rural areas among our friends, please come and take a look.

I don't want to, but it depends on what you study.

The cost of farming is so high that you can’t even support yourself.

I want to go home and farm, but I can’t let go of my current relaxed living environment. In fact, there are many good projects to make a fortune in rural areas. The main reason is that I feel unwilling to go to school after so many years of hard work and have to go home to farm in the end. Although there are good projects in rural areas, I don’t have the ability to take risks, so I have to work for others.

Haha, this is an interesting question. We made a joke at the beginning, “Hey, I can’t find a job now, and I’m probably not even qualified to go home and farm. I really can’t live.” First of all, I feel that this is unrealistic for everyone. Secondly, let me talk about my thoughts on this issue. Whether you are studying or working, if you can have the spirit of "farming", you will definitely be able to do well. Farmers who cultivate the land have a very valuable spirit. Many comrades often have this experience.: After a while, you will feel inexplicably bored and irritable, and you don’t even know why. This is especially true for graduates who have just started working. After working for a while, they get tired of it and don't want to do it anymore. I have thought about this issue seriously and feel that the spirit of farmers in farming is exactly what we lack. Day after day, they are rarely as impetuous as us. Maybe it’s because there is no way out of the life of “facing the loess and turning your back to the sky”, but I think this is a kind of spirit. Just my humble opinion, just for discussion. This post was last edited by Fightinghard on 2009-3-18 14:43 ]

Although it's a hypothetical, we can tell you clearly here that you can't go back. (You can apply for a rural household registration by paying money: lol) As for farming. . . There seems to be no land for you to win ;P

Farming is a very strong life skill, and not everyone can do it well if they want to.

I'm about to retire. It would be nice if I could be given a piece of land and go back to grow vegetables. Especially now that there is pollution everywhere and we don’t know what to eat and what not to eat, eating vegetables grown by oneself is the most secure thing.

Haha, this question is very interesting. I think it will be difficult to go back. It’s not easy to apply for a rural household registration now, mainly because I don’t have land. Can I still support myself if I don’t have land? The living environment in cities now is really "sad", and the countryside is no longer the "clear water and blue sky" it once was. The current situation in China as a whole is worrying. Whether it is food or living environment, people cannot agree with it.······

I don’t want to either! Why have you studied for so many years? Just to leave the ridges and ditches. But I still love the land where I was born and raised, and my parents, elders and brothers who work hard there. But things are much better now. Many places have basically modernized farming, and * * The policies are good and farming is basically free. Aspiring male compatriots can consider contracting land and sowing the seeds of your career in the fertile soil of the countryside. You will surely bear abundant fruits. Farm scientifically, conserve soil and moisture, and reduce soil pollution, :victory:

I am very happy that there are so many farmers among Haiyou. 1. The advantage of farming is that you can eat with confidence. 2. Farming can exercise our body. The environmental pollution in the city will shorten our lives by at least 5 years. 3. Farmer brothers are relatively simple and do not have so much intrigue. 4. The current rural policy is very promising for farming. 5. I still have more than 5 acres of land at home, but it is not easy to get my wife's consent, so I have to stay in the city.

Now there are fewer people farming in my hometown, and all the young people have gone out to work. As a result, many infrastructures are gone, such as irrigation, which is very problematic. Especially in dry weather. Pesticides and fertilizers are also very expensive, and it seems that the recent pests can’t be killed.

If you want to go home and farm, you should first ask yourself why you are studying.

Thinking about the days when I worked in the fields, although I felt it was hard and tiring, I didn’t have many complaints and I didn’t feel irritated or irritated! Although I no longer have to work in the fields, the calmness of farming is missing and there is so much impetuosity! As for whether rural areas are polluted, as far as the places I have been to, rural areas around the Pearl River Delta are still polluted to a certain extent.

Recently, I heard from a junior high school classmate that genetic seeds have been introduced in the countryside, and there have been fewer pests and diseases. There are very few pesticides to buy. It seems that the pesticide industry is not very prosperous this year. I feel ashamed when I think about it. Now I go home and find that my classmates who did not pass the exam before have done well and have built buildings. I am still so sad in the city and sigh.

This topic seems to have little to do with the sector. There seems to be a cycle now. You come out of the countryside desperately, and then work hard to make money. After making money, you go to the countryside to sell some land, grow some vegetables, one acre of land, two cows, wife and children. I heard that some places rent land to grow vegetables in the suburbs for their children, and stay there on Sundays. Alas, the state of a super master is to return to nature. Because I haven't made any money yet, I don't plan to start farming in my hometown. Without money, farming won't be successful or fun. Besides, the fields are gone. Where can I farm?

If the land area is relatively large, you can still consider it.

China's rural areas are also diverse, and the cost of farming is very different in different places. Moreover, people and things in rural areas are indeed not very standardized, and it is really difficult to maintain the current standard of living by farming. Although going home and farming feels like an ideal life.

When you retire, you can go back to your hometown, farm some land, and live a leisurely life.