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Now that the conditions for settlement in big cities have been fully liberalized, there are many people who want to give up their rural hukou and settle in towns. But in my opinion, this is a very unwise act, because having a rural hukou is a good thing, and the rural hukou will definitely become a sweet spot in the future. My reasons are as follows:

1. Support from national policies.

With the progress of the times and the development of science and technology, the state has paid more and more attention to the development of rural areas in recent years. Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the rural revitalization and development strategy has become the top priority of the country's economic construction. It is precisely because of the strong support of national policies that some forward-looking people now attach importance to the rural areas, realize that the prospects for rural development are very good, and even hope to have a rural hukou.

Second, the price of land in rural areas is low.

As we all know, the rural areas cover a large area, but the level of land prices is far lower than that of the cities, and the state has adopted many practical and effective policies and regulations in order to build a beautiful new countryside, and the rural areas have undergone earth-shaking changes: neat and clean streets, spacious and smooth villagers' activity squares, warm and beautiful villagers' residential ......All these changes have strongly proved to the world the responsibility and ability of the Communist Party of China to ensure the people's happy life, so following the footsteps of the country and buying a house in the countryside for investment must be a sure win-win deal, and even have a rural hukou.

Third, the rural ecological environment is good.

There is nothing more painful about living in a big city than being exposed to air pollution. But in the countryside, especially in the mountains, there is no such problem at all, and the air here is very clean. What's more, when the sky is not yet bright, with the early morning dewdrops, invite three or five friends to the top of the mountain to wait for the sunrise, which is really a great thing in life.

The most important thing is that China has been a country dominated by "agrarian civilization" since ancient times. Agriculture will always be the top priority of China's construction, and building a harmonious, beautiful, prosperous and strong new countryside is a historical necessity and the trend of the times. I believe that more and more people will return to the countryside in the future, and the rural hukou will also become a "sweet and sweet", so it is really beneficial to take precautions and have a rural hukou now.

No, in terms of national policy support, rural households often receive greater subsidies than urban households.

I am willing, the education, policy, and economy in the cities are better than those in the countryside, and I want to find a better job in the towns and have more opportunities. It's better for my own development and life.

I don't want to, there are many preferential policies for rural hukou now, and now many people are rushing to apply for rural hukou, and many cities do not allow urban to rural hukou.

I am reluctant to give up the rural hukou and settle in the towns, because there are many policies that are tilted towards the rural areas, so the rural hukou is also very useful.

I don't want to, because I am a rural hukou and I can enjoy some of the benefits of a rural hukou, so I will not choose an urban hukou.

I am willing to give up my rural hukou and settle in cities and towns because I think it is good to be able to buy a house in the city.

Accelerate the process of urbanization. The liberalization of settlement conditions will be conducive to urbanization, but different cities will have different degrees of attraction to talents, which will affect the urbanization process differently. People decide to stay in the big city in order to live a better life in the city.

Some people are accustomed to living in rural areas, such as cultivated land and homesteads, and if they are transferred to the city to register for permanent residence, they will not enjoy these things in the future, they all say"Dick"The land belongs to the peasants, no one wants to lose, I have lived in the countryside for so many years, I have become accustomed to my every day, and after I am old, I want to return to the roots, so no matter how good the city is, I don't want to go. I just want to be an honest farmer.

After contracting responsibilities and outputs, rural society has undergone earth-shaking changes. Food is unprecedentedly abundant, non-staple foods are no longer subject to the planned economy, and the work of migrant workers has made farmers' dreams come true again. The gap between urban and rural areas is gradually narrowing, and urban hukou no longer has the advantages and attractiveness it once had.

What's even more subversive is that in recent years, with the continuous expansion and increment of urban development, the expropriation of rural land and the demolition of rural houses have created countless rural hukou to become rich overnight. The benefits of rural hukou are beyond the reach of many urban people! As a result, few people now change their rural hukou to their urban hukou.

At present, the rural hukou has only one more piece of rural land and welfare than the urban hukou, and there is no disadvantage.

This is the fundamental reason why rural people are reluctant to give up their rural hukou in favor of urban hukou. In fact, what is the use of ordinary rural people being able to obtain permanent residency in the city? There are no advantages in finding a job or benefits.

Rural hukou, with land and homesteads, has many advantages in some aspects. Land compensation, demolition compensation, collective dividends, if you catch up with development, how much can that land be worth!

There are permanent homesteads in rural areas, and urban resources can be inherited, more and more tense, in rural areas can enjoy the right to collective income distribution, individual villages will also have dividends, rural households have bought pension insurance, the cost is only out of 1 3, rural areas have rural medical insurance, agricultural tax abolition, farming subsidies, breeding subsidies and other preferential policies.

Because they have a good policy for the current rural hukou, and with the continuous development of the times, there will be land occupation, or related measures to distribute houses, so it seems to be more advantageous, which will lead to rural people are unwilling to give up the rural hukou.

Because the rural hukou can receive land and demolition money, but after becoming an urban hukou, it loses these qualifications, so it is reluctant to give up.

The countryside is the direction of future development, the countryside is a place for health, the countryside is a place for the elderly, and there is the most fundamental one, the rural land is their root, is their life, is their final destination, no matter when, as long as there is land, you can grow food, now many rural areas are not worse than the city in terms of living conditions to living standards, rural small western-style buildings are blooming everywhere, cars are even to the point of one per family, asphalt roads, tap water, natural gas these have basically been opened to every family. The increasing value of the rural hukou is reflected in the national policy and the convenience of the rural hukou, so in response to this problem, as a farmer, it is not easy to transfer the hukou.

For the time being, the national policy is still continuing to vigorously develop the rural economy, and I still have land at home, so I am reluctant for the time being. Shuttle back and forth between the countryside. Based on such an environment, I am reluctant to give up on the results I have worked hard to achieve in this way.

All they can do is let go of the rural hukou and transform it into an urban hukou. Rural hukou is becoming more and more valuable, the state is engaged in the construction of new rural areas, and a series of preferential policies are tilted towards rural areas, and it is too late to settle in rural areas! Whoever is stupid still moves out of the household registration and settles in the city, that is a fool's business.

<> with the development of society, the countryside is no longer synonymous with "poverty" that we have seen and heard in the past, and in recent years, the state has vigorously developed the construction of new rural areas. As a result, rural people are becoming richer and richer, and the gold content of rural hukou is getting higher and higher. Now the country's economy is so rich, and it is very good for us farmers, and there are cement roads in every village, and there are many poverty alleviation projects.

I think it's better to be in the countryside and be able to eat the fruits and vegetables I grow. With the ability to solve the house and the job, other problems can be solved. Life is lived, not imagined; In fact, life is a process of continuous learning and rising to challenges.

Since there is an opportunity for change, all that remains is a matter of attitude and confidence.

Willing. Because big cities have good educational resources, settling in the city allows children to study in the city.

I don't want to do this, because the rural hukou now enjoys far more welfare policies than the urban hukou, and I will not give up the rural hukou for the sake of the urban hukou.

I don't want to, because now the state has a lot of subsidies for rural people, and there will be many benefits to rural hukou.

Yes; With the development of the economy and the development of population flow, more and more people will move from the countryside to the city, there are pros and cons, I think the bad point is that if your children are urban households in the future, it will be very difficult to take the exam.

I will not choose to give up the rural hukou to the urban hukou, although the urban hukou is very convenient, but I think the rural hukou is some of the country's policies, or more favorable.

I will not give up the rural hukou, because with the development of urbanization in the country, there will be more and more people with urban hukou, then the rural hukou will be a scarce resource, and the state will definitely give a lot of good policies to the people with hukou in the rural areas.

With the development of the cities, the rural areas have also made great progress, but I don't think the rural hukou will be abolished in the future.

First, it will not change the rural model, but no matter how the society progresses, there is a certain gap between the development of the city and the countryside, and the peasants are relatively disadvantaged, and the rural hukou is the symbol of the countryside, and it will not be easily abolished at all. Unless one day the countryside no longer exists, and the peasants are gone, then the rural hukou will also disappear. As long as the countryside exists, the peasants will always have their own identity, they will be specific, and they will not be banned at all.

Second, special care for rural areas has different treatment because of their own particularity. The living conditions and material standards in the rural areas are unimaginable in the cities, and many people simply cannot live in the countryside for a long time. However, if the society wants to develop and the country wants to progress, it is inseparable from the efforts of the peasants, and if it were not for their hard work, we would not have the life we have today.

A large part of what we eat, wear, and use now is the result of the hard work of the vast number of peasants. This means that farmers are a different group, and in many ways there should be some treatment that belongs to them, so the rural hukou will not be abolished.

Third, there is always a big difference between rural and urban areas, and the policies of urban and rural areas are different. If the rural hukou is abolished, everyone will be an urban hukou, and for the peasants, many of the fees they should pay will not be borne by themselves, and they will only drag down the country's development. Everyone enjoys the same results, but they have to pay the same fees, and for farmers, they can't earn a lot of money for a lifetime.

Depending on status, it is still necessary to discriminate.

I believe that in the future, the rural areas will become stronger and better, and the vast number of farmers will enjoy a better life. However, none of this has anything to do with the rural hukou, and the rural hukou will not be cancelled.

Possibly. Because now it's all about unification. Therefore, the distinction between urban and rural hukou may be abolished in the future.

Probably not, from the fact that people have become more and more reluctant to give up the rural hukou in recent years, it can be seen that the rural hukou is still attractive to a certain extent, so it is likely to exist for a certain period of time.

Legal Division:

The first type, those who have moved out of the countryside before, will move back.

1. Apply to the local department and the village committee for permission to move back.

2. Obtain the consent of the village committee, affix the seal, and apply for moving out at the current household registration place with the certificate of permission of the local department.

Second, one of the husband and wife can move to the countryside if one of the husband and wife is a troublemaker with a rural household registration. However, the following conditions must also be met.

1. There is no permanent worker with urban hukou.

2. One of the rural residents has homesteads, land, etc.

3. There must be a marriage certificate to prove that it is a husband and wife, otherwise it will not be handled.

The third type: college students who return to their hometowns to start their own businesses.

College students who go to school and move their hukou out of the countryside can move back to their hometowns if they do not have a job or go back to start a business.

Fourth, those who do not have a fixed occupation in cities and towns, and still have homesteads and contracted land in rural areas.

This needs to be reviewed by the local household registration unit, which can be consulted with the local department.

Legal basis: Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Household Registration》 Article 10 When a citizen moves out of the jurisdiction of his or her household registration, he or the head of the household shall report to the household registration authority before moving out and obtain a relocation certificate.

Legal analysis: The urban hukou can be transferred to the rural hukou, but the corresponding conditions must be met, and the following conditions are required for the specific urban to rural hukou:

1. If you have reached the retirement age set by law and regulations, and your original household registration is rural, you only need to issue relevant materials to prove it;

2. If you are an urban household registration person who has stayed in the rural area for a long time, you need to provide your immediate family members or provide relevant certificates of the property rights and contracted land in the rural areas;

3. One of the husband and wife does not have a fixed property and fixed employment in the city.

Legal basis: Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Household Registration Article 10 When a citizen moves out of the jurisdiction of his or her household registration, he or the head of the household shall report to the household registration authority before moving out, obtain the migration certificate, and cancel the household registration.

Citizens moving from rural areas to urban areas must apply to the household registration authorities of their permanent residence for moving out with a certificate of employment from the urban labor department, a certificate of admission to a school, or a certificate of permission to move in from the urban household registration authority.

Citizens moving to border areas must obtain the approval of the public security organs of the county, city, or municipal district where they habitually reside.