College Students Migrate Back to the Farm Stay to Experience Rural Life

As population outflow pushes rural areas toward aging, the Soil and Water Conservation Bureau of the Council of Agriculture, Executive Yuan, held the "College Students Migrate Back to Rural Farm Stay" activity. Through a five-day, four-night short trip, college students can come and experience rural life, so that young people are willing to enter rural areas, and by understanding rural life, they can further uncover the possibilities of rural areas. There were ten groups in total this time, each distributed to communities in different counties and cities. One of the groups was stationed this time in Huanan Community, Gukeng Township, Yunlin County. The participating college students came from various schools in the north, central, and south, including National Taiwan University, National Chung Hsing University, National Cheng Kung University, and others. The students' academic backgrounds were also different, including students from the Department of Mass Communication, students from the Department of Business Administration, and students from the Department of Nursing. When these students from different places, different family environments, and different specialties gather together and enter a rural area, what kind of sparks will fly?