What problems exist in modern rural areas? Farmers, friends, come in and reflect on this

I. Problems existing in rural areas at present

1. Loss of young people: in the rural areas along the southeast coast surveyed, the level of prosperity is relatively higher than the national average, and rural development is relatively better, but every time we entered a village to survey and visit, it was always very hard to see young people. I remember that in one village, the youngest villager followed up in the visit was 40 years old.

2. Rural education and medical care levels lag behind, and the public strongly reflects this. Almost every village reflects on the urban-rural gap in education and medical care. I remember a villager representative raised a point of view: the government deliberately concentrates superior resources, especially educational resources, in county towns, which is conducive to real estate development; this view has not been tested, so I do not dare to comment on it, but when the government saw the gap, it did not promptly and effectively respond, which shows...

3. Grassroots public officials have no enthusiasm for the public. Township public officials are superficially polite to the public, but inwardly they feel disgust and indifference toward the public and public work. Perhaps unpleasant incidents that occur frequently lead to this negative impression, but this indifference is very undesirable...

4. The public does not trust grassroots Party and government cadres. Most villagers have very strong goodwill toward the Party Central Committee and believe that bad things are done by people below, that it is they who fail to uphold the correct decisions and preferential policies of the Party Central Committee, and that grassroots personnel do not do practical workII. Some reflections on rural problems

1. The urbanization process is an unstoppable trend. Various resources, including people, continuously surge toward cities. This is an unstoppable social trend and an objective reality. Under such circumstances, where should China's rural areas go...

2. A few views on education and medical resources. The continuous concentration of superior resources in cities is a trend, but what the government does is provide a safety net. If someone needs to go to school, there must be a school; if there is a school, there must be teachers. If there is a gap, and the gap is very large, it must be responded to, and this gap should be reduced as much as possible. In fact, there is a great deal that can be done. Have you done it or not??

3. Many people feel great pain over the decline of townships. I greatly admire this sentiment of loving one's hometown. I remember an elderly person with silver hair speaking about this decline, making an heartfelt and anguished cry, which was deeply moving,

What should rural areas do, and where is the direction of rural areas? Please everyone talk more and exchange more