How do you think the elderly in rural areas provide for the elderly?

Now the rural elderly are very pitiful, in the northeast, the per capita land in the countryside is about two acres of land, when they were able to do it, to feed a family, save money for children to go to school, build a house, marry a daughter-in-law, the child is a family, but also have to tighten the belt to pay off the debt, tired life without asking, only pay, in old age, in order to share the burden of the son, had to hand over the land to the son, in order to live, life is not stop laboring, so the accumulation of work becomes a disease, the dozens of yuan received by the agricultural insurance every month are not enough to buy a small medicine, The old man said that even if he didn't buy medicine to eat, he would have enough to buy rice, and he couldn't talk about providing for the elderly, he could only maintain his life.

Relying on the land for retirement, by growing food and vegetables, obtain a certain income**. Then it is to work on your own, or work for others, to get a certain pension.

Raising children to prevent old age is still one of the most important ways in our rural areas. After old age, living with children and taking care of grandchildren is the most common way for the elderly in rural areas.

As the saying goes, "raising children to prevent old age" but in fact, there are many empty nesters in rural areas, and their children can only go out to work due to the pressure of life.

Then there is no one to take care of the elderly in the family, which is a very common phenomenon in the countryside I want to say that it is not easy for parents to raise their children, and when people are old, as children, no matter how busy they are, they must take more time to go home to see the elderly.

The state pays money, even if you don't pay pension insurance, you can still receive a little. Many working people are accustomed to work. Still used to working here and there, making money. As soon as my uncle had time, he would wholesale some vegetables and sell them in the city, leaving early and returning late, regardless of winter or summer, earning all his hard-earned money.

Now that the policy is good, the state has given the elderly a pension of more than 100 yuan per month, which has indeed reduced some of the burden on our farmers. Although the current prices and grain prices remain unchanged, and agricultural income is not paid, we are still grateful to the state for this great policy decision and wise policy, so that the elderly in rural areas can be supported.

Today's peasants generally go to the cities to work and participate in social insurance, or pay their own insurance for flexible workers, so that when they reach retirement age, they can receive pension benefits on a monthly basis.

If you are in good health and can still work on the construction site at the age of 70, you can also get food, if you are not in good health and cannot work, then after all, there is no pension, and you have to pay the New Rural Cooperative Medical System, electricity and water bills for heating. Children don't care, the children of rural people have congenitally lost their advantages, even if they do their best to graduate from college? There are no social connections, there is still no job, and many rural children do not know how to survive themselves.

Rural people are really pitiful.

In recent years, the state has increased pensions every year, and the pensions of many retired farmers have also soared, with one or two thousand yuan per month, which is enough to meet the basic needs of rural areas.

I am a post-70s generation and an authentic mountain farmer. There are two elderly people in their 80s and children in their 10s, so they have to support the elderly and raise children. In our countryside, there is an old saying that "the eaves of the water drips into the nest."

That is, how you treat the elderly, the children will treat you in the future.

That's too broad a concept. In our country, there are two kinds of peasants who farm and peasants who have lost their land. The situation is still diverse, and the economic and social development of different places is also different. Therefore, the form of pension is also rich and diverse.

My family is rural, and the old people in our village are so dry that they can't move, and they stay at their son's house for a year or two, and then they hang up, and they have no money and no hobbies, because hobbies cost money, and they bask in the sun every day.

Whoever can move, plant some land, or do odd jobs! Although there is no pension, they don't want to rely on their children! That's why parents are great! Children also have their own families to run!

There is no economy**, there is a sick person to look down on, and it is difficult to get by.

I am from the countryside, and after the old people in the countryside can't work, their lives are generally miserable!

Pension for children. Anyway, my grandfather has Alzheimer's. Now wear diapers. My dad changed it every day.

What else do people at the lowest level of society talk about "raising"? It's good to be able to live! Alas.

I think the medical expenses in the countryside are quite low, and the consumption is not high, like my father, two or three hundred yuan a month, enough for food and flowers, plus the money for medicine.

It is better not to mention the sad story of the peasants.

If you are not sick, you will eat, but if you are sick, you will die.

Those who have children rely on their children, and those who cannot rely on themselves rely on themselves.

The common ways of providing for the elderly in rural areas are as follows:

1. Rely on children to provide for the elderly.

This is the simplest and most convenient way to care for the elderly. "I raise you young, you support me old", providing for the elderly is the obligation and responsibility of every child, not caring for the elderly, abuse of the elderly is an example after all. The vast majority of the elderly rely on the provision of their children as the main source of their lives.

2. Rely on farming to provide for the elderly.

Walking the world with one hand, for the elderly in rural areas, there is no such thing as "retirement", and it is better to rely on their children than on themselves. It is not uncommon for many elderly people in their 70s to do farm work and farming!

3. Rely on the pension of the old man.

Those who have a certain financial ability will receive the pension of Kochi, and it is really good to have a pension in that era. Of course, some of them live on state subsidies, such as the disabled, poor households and other elderly people who live a relatively humble life.

4. Rely on your own pocket money to retire.

The elderly in rural areas are very thrifty, and they do not pay much attention to food and clothing, and they are not willing to spend the "filial piety money" they have saved in the past and the "filial piety money" of their children during the New Year's holidays, so they accumulate it in the bank over time, perhaps it is also "preventing old age". When you really "retire", you will take it out for the elderly.

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From the perspective of reality, the elderly in rural areas should rely on the following ways:

1.Rely on a self-sufficient lifestyle:

Many elderly people in rural areas have their own land and houses, and can support themselves by planting vegetables, fruit trees, and raising poultry.

Although this method is relatively simple, it also means that the elderly need to farm, breed and other farm work, and have better physical fitness.

2.Dependent on children:

Many children of the elderly in rural areas are working in the city, and the filial children will pay some subsidies in their hometowns or go back to visit relatives, and take care of the living expenses of the elderly, so that the elderly have warmth and comfort.

3.Rely on the collective welfare of the village:

In some areas and villages, the elderly can also enjoy some local ** or village committee welfare policies, such as enjoying subsistence allowance, free medical care, etc.

However, there is still a certain gap between the number and intensity of these welfare policies compared with the cities, although the way of providing for the elderly in rural areas is simpler and basic than that of the elderly in cities, but with the progress of economy and society, the problem of pension and material security for the elderly in rural areas is gradually being solved.

For example, in increasing support, building more pension institutions, providing medical security, establishing a social welfare network, etc., the elderly can choose more brother-like pension methods, so that their later life is more harmonious, happy and secure.

In China's rural areas, there are mainly the following ways to provide for the elderly:

1. The family is judged to be old.

This is the most important in China's rural areas, the most common type of pension method, but also the side of our country's traditional culture in the "filial piety" of the concentrated embodiment, it has other pension methods can not be compared with the superiority, in a short period of time will not be replaced by other pension methods, is still our mainstream pension mode. However, in the process of modernization, this traditional pension method is being challenged by factors such as family size, population flow, loss of land, aging, etc., and the quality of this pension method has a downward trend.

2. Collective pension.

This is a very common way of providing for the elderly in rural areas, and it is a system in which the collective economic organization supports the elderly who are sick and helpless. Its main forms and balances are the five-guarantee system and the nursing home system. To a certain extent, this system solves the problem of old-age care for some elderly people in rural areas, but it is only a small part of the elderly population in rural areas that is suitable for this kind of old-age care, and it cannot become the main form of solving the old-age problem of the elderly in rural areas.

3. Endowment insurance.

With the increase in the number of elderly people in rural areas and the weakening of family pension functions, pension insurance is also a good pension system to solve their worries.

4. Savings for the elderly.

This kind of old-age care is only adopted by a small number of rural elderly people, who rely on their usual savings to prevent old age, and there is still a certain market in rural areas. Some rural residents have lost confidence in raising children to prevent old age, believing that only money is reliable, so they try to be as frugal as possible, and save money for the needs of old age.

Income from land transfer.

Nowadays, in many places in the countryside, the land can be transferred in sections, which brings good news to the elderly who can no longer farm. According to different regions and different land natures, the rent of land circulation is also different, and the compensation for land circulation is generally 200-1,000 yuan a year, and even more than 1,000 yuan a year in some areas along the eastern coast. In some rural areas, land transfer compensation has become the main fund for the elderly, and farmers with a lot of arable land can basically meet their daily living expenses through land transfer compensation.

Rural seniors over the age of 60 can receive pension money.

Rural pensions.

Now in rural areas, the elderly over 60 years old can receive a certain amount of pension money, and the amount of pension varies according to different places, ranging from 90 to 160 yuan. Such an old man can receive a minimum pension of 1,000-2,000 yuan a year, and two old people can receive double the money, although this money is not very much, but it can basically meet the firewood, rice, oil and salt of the elderly in rural areas. With the increasing prosperity of the country, it is believed that the pension money in rural areas will be higher and higher, and the life of the elderly will be further guaranteed.

Left-behind elderly people seek medical treatment.

Relief from bored children.

This is the point that the old farmers do not want to rely on the most in the three points, and the old farmers say that it is not easy for their children to earn a living in the city, and they do not want to be a burden to them. The above two points can only solve the problem of clothing, food, housing and transportation of the elderly, but the medical problems of the elderly are the biggest problem. Although there are nursing homes in rural areas, there is really no shortage of supporting facilities, and the elderly will eventually have to rely on their children when they are sick, which is also the last way for the elderly in rural areas to provide for the elderly.