Why do some farmers oppose the unified management of building buildings?

For the peasants who are accustomed to living in a house with a yard, it is inconvenient to live in a building naturally, and you can grow your own vegetables and fruits in the yard, and take them as you like, which cannot be replaced by a building.

It's good to have a yard and a vegetable garden at home, and I definitely don't want to live in a high-rise building

Because there are many tools for life in the countryside. If you unify the building, you will go to the room.

The quality of the peasants, the variety of rural life, and the differences in the situation of each family are strongly kneaded together, and the harm is endless, so that they can develop naturally in a healthy way.

Because if you build a house together, some people's needs will not be met, and it is not fair that it is better for them to have their own houses, because after all, there will be an impact.

Maybe they feel that the house they build has a few floors and is relatively large, and there is only so much space for unified building management. It's really inconvenient.

Because if you build a building in a unified way, you will lack your own design, so it will be very annoying, and you will definitely not succumb to this kind of regulation.

Because the concept instilled in them by the environment in which these farmers grew up has a certain conflict with the unified management of building buildings, they will oppose it.

I think it's because of the farmers? There would be a sense of interest in the farm, and then there was that. The project of building a building will get in the way of the farmers, and then the harvest will not be good.

Because they are accustomed to the system of household production contracting, they want to have their own one-third of an acre of land so as to live a stable life, and if they build a unified building, they may not have the economy in the future.

I think it's because it doesn't promote neighborhood harmony and may cut off some of the income of the elderly**.

When moving into a building, many farmers have to change their previous living habits and environment, and then there will be many inconveniences.

In fact, in the countryside, many people will think that building a higher floor will make your home look very temperamental and imposing.