Are you willing to return to your hometown to retire in the future?

I'm actually not particularly willing to go to my hometown for the elderly, because the air quality in my hometown is not particularly good, and I prefer to go to some *** places.

Only treat your hometown as a foreign land!

For me, the answer is yes. Everyone's situation is different and their ideas are different, so I hope that the state will not restrict it at that time.

Yes, the air in the countryside is good, and I will return to my hometown after reading thousands of sails.

I don't want to go home to care for the elderly in the future, because I feel that after I go back, I will feel very limited, I feel that my family is boring, I don't want to live in a small place, and I feel very boring.

Yes, life in my hometown is very slow, suitable for retirement, and the pace of life in my hometown is not as fast as in the city and the air is very fresh.

I am willing to return to my hometown to retire because I feel that my hometown is a very beautiful place, and the people in it are very simple and kind.

I am willing to return to my hometown to retire in the future, because I feel that the consumption level in my hometown is not high. And the environment is exceptional.

I am willing to return to my hometown to retire when I am old, because my parents are still my roots, and I feel that the pace of life in my hometown is also very slow.

If I have a lot of savings in the future, of course I will not choose to continue to work, but I will not return to my hometown to retire, I will choose a more comfortable city for retirement.

I am willing to return to my hometown to retire because the air in my hometown is very good, which is suitable for the elderly.

I am willing to return to my hometown to care for the elderly, because I think that the fallen leaves should be rooted in the roots, and I have to go home to care for the elderly after working hard outside all my life.

Growing up, we have little pity for the love given to us by our parents, of course, this is not all our problem, not all caused by us.

After graduating from college, for the so-called dream, we went to the big city away from home, stubbornly thinking that only in the big city can we find a job that we think is not bad, but our parents want us to stay in our hometown to work, so that our parents think that we can accompany them at any time, but we don't think that staying in our hometown to work means that the salary is one to two times less than expected.

So when we go to a decent job in a big city, how much time do we have to spend with our parents? Is that enough time to spend with our parents?

But if we leave the big city and return to our hometown, what financial income can we use to pay for our parents' old age?

I believe that many post-90s generations will say: "I will work very hard, earn enough money, and when they are old, I will give them money." "Now most of the post-90s have very good expectations for their future, but in fact, most of us post-90s get up every morning, can't even take care of breakfast, and have to go to the bus, because the late attendance bonus for this month is gone, and now we have to face the problem that there is not much left in the salary except for the monthly rent, and now we just have no money.

Of course, maybe we will get better in the future, and our wages may increase exponentially, so that we may be able to look like we can support our parents' pension problems, and the high cost of surgery can also be solved after we are successful, and we can have no time to spend with our parents, and we can also hire a nanny to take care of them.

But don't forget, dreams and reality are not proportional, we may have already started a family by that time, and children's tuition fees, mortgages and car loans will also be smashed on your head one by one.

Is it to abandon work and return to my hometown to accompany my parents? Or continue to stay in the big city and struggle? There is no way to know that we are in a dilemma between work and the pension of our parents.

When it comes to the issue of providing for our parents, we don't seem to be able to solve it, because it seems too difficult and makes people desperate.

But we have to shoulder this burden, because there is no way back.

Of course, after writing so much, I'm not alarmist, I'm not complaining about anything, but this problem is really a real problem, and we have to face it head-on.

Although this problem seems complicated, it is often the easiest to solve complex problems, either we go back to our hometown to accompany our parents, or we have no choice but to spend all our energy to make money.

There may be some difficulties and obstacles to work and life back home, such as:

1. Limited job opportunities: Hometown may be a relatively backward area, with relatively few job opportunities, especially high-paying job opportunities.

2. Lack of social relationships: After working and living in other places for a period of time, you may establish some social relationships and connections, and you need to re-adapt and establish social relationships after returning to your hometown.

3. Imperfect living facilities: Hometown may be relatively lacking in some modern living facilities, such as highways, medical facilities, education resources, etc., which may bring inconvenience and difficulties to life.

4. Differences in lifestyle: The experience of living in other places may make people accustomed to some urbanized lifestyles, and they need to adapt to different lifestyles and cultural backgrounds after returning to their hometowns.

In general, returning to your hometown to work and live may face some difficulties and challenges, and you need to make in-depth thinking and analysis of your life and career planning, find a work and lifestyle that suits you, so as to better adapt and integrate into the social environment of your hometown.

It is ideal to be able to live and work in your hometown, and to be able to spend time with your family and friends. But in real life, there are many people who choose to leave their hometown to work and live in other places. ......Specifically, the reasons include the lack of sufficient space for the development of the shed in their hometowns, the inability to find a suitable development platform in their hometowns, and the inability to find their ideal jobs in their hometowns.

1. The lack of sufficient development space in my hometown is the main reason that hinders my return to my hometown to work and live.

Being able to have a broad space for development is the highest goal pursued by each of us. If your hometown can provide you with a broad space for development, that is the most ideal situation, and you will certainly be willing to return to your hometown for development. ......However, the reality is often that the conditions of one's hometown are limited and there is a lack of sufficient space for development, so he can only choose to develop in other places.

This is the main reason that hinders me from returning to my hometown to work and live.

2. The lack of a suitable development platform in your hometown will also hinder your return to your hometown to work and live.

When you enter the workplace and start working, you most want to be able to develop on a platform that suits you. ......However, there is often a lack of such a development platform in their hometown, which makes it impossible for them to work smoothly in their hometown and realize their ideals. ......It is precisely for this reason that many people choose to leave their hometowns late and work and live in places that can provide them with a corresponding development platform.

3. Not being able to find your ideal job is a practical reason that hinders you from returning to your hometown to work and live.

The real reason that prevents me from returning to my hometown to work and live is that I can't find my dream job in my hometown. ......Specifically, the so-called ideal job is not only to be able to develop one's career smoothly, but more importantly, to have a good working environment and be able to get an ideal salary, so that oneself can obtain a stable and comfortable life and develop with peace of mind. If you can't find such an ideal job in your hometown, you can only choose to go to other places for development.

This is a real reason that prevents me from returning to my hometown to work and live.

There are many factors that may hinder me from wanting to return to my hometown for work and life. Here are some of the reasons: Lack of employment opportunities: In some rural areas, there are relatively few employment opportunities, especially compared to urban areas.

This may make it difficult for me to find a satisfying job and cause me to have to stay in the city to look for opportunities. Low income levels: Salaries and benefits are often lower in rural areas compared to urban areas.

This may make me reluctant to return to work because I may not be able to earn the level of income I need. Poor living conditions: in some rural areas.

Infrastructure and public services may not be as developed as in cities. This can lead to poorer living conditions, such as housing, transportation, healthcare, etc.

It may also make me reluctant to return to work and have a limited social circle: the social circle may be smaller in rural areas compared to in urban areas. This can be lonely and difficult to adjust.

Because I can't meet new people as conveniently as I can in the city. Cultural differences: Cultural differences between different regions may also be an obstacle for me to return home.

Some people may find the lifestyle in rural areas compared to the urban ones.

I don't feel comfortable because of the difference in cultural habits. Insufficient education and training opportunities.

Education and training opportunities are less developed in rural areas than in urban areas. This makes it difficult to upgrade my skills and knowledge and makes me reluctant to return to work.

Willing, of course willing, when Xiao Ke retires, Xiao Ke wants to go back to his hometown to live a good life, live the days of basking in the sun during the day, planting vegetables, weeding and feeding chickens, and lie in the yard at night to watch the stars in the sky.

To tell the truth, Xiao Ke doesn't like the city, even if there are beautiful streets, beautiful squares, and beautiful houses in the city, but Xiao Ke just doesn't like the city, Xiao Ke doesn't like the crowding in the city, doesn't like the chaos in the city, doesn't like the interpersonal relationships in the city, doesn't like the city is always bright regardless of the dark sky, and doesn't like the messy life here.

Xiao Ke likes the lyrical light**, I don't like the heavy metal in the shopping mall, I don't like to live in a community that has been artificially beautified, it is very beautiful, but it has lost the natural scenery, Xiao Ke likes the endless fields, I like to see the green grass seedlings in spring, I like to see the butterflies flying everywhere in spring, I like to see the small flowers that grow in a colorful and disorderly manner, I like the wild flowers scattered here and there, I like the smell of plants, and I don't like the smell of garbage everywhere in the city.

Xiao Ke likes nature, likes to look at the sky, likes to see the blue sky and white clouds, likes to count the stars, and likes the time when he was a child lying outside the house and watching the stars in the summer.

Some people like the hustle and bustle of the city, but Xiao Ke prefers to go back to the place where he lived as a child.

Of course I do, I'm originally from a rural area. In the past, I felt that the countryside was very bad, and I was very envious of life in the towns. But the more I grew up, the more I felt that the countryside was better.

I remember asking my grandfather a particularly funny thing before, and for a while, I saw a lot of people talking about water. I was very worried that I would run out of water one day, so I told my grandfather about it.

Then my grandfather looked at me with the kindest smile and said, "It's okay, there's a new well here in my hometown, if you don't have water to drink outside in the future, you can come back, it's always here."

Now we have a beautiful house, and we have planned our own house style. It's the look of a small villa, I must have a balcony and floor-to-ceiling windows, I especially like the feeling of reading a book on the balcony. The sun shines on the body, drinking coffee, this comfortable life is very nourishing.

I don't like the hustle and bustle of the city, and I don't think even the neighbors know each other in the city. It's like I've lived outside for a few years and I don't say hello to my neighbors at all. We didn't know each other, so we just closed the door every day.

Basically, there is no communication, and I don't like to be at home every day. I like to visit people, but in the countryside we can get to know each other and move around each other. And it is very spacious, now many rural people have cars, and it is very convenient to go to the urban area, which is not as troublesome as before.

The air in the countryside is good, and the neighbors are also good. Free, you can focus on flowers and plants, vegetables and fruits. This kind of life is also very beautiful. I am looking forward to my old age, and I hope that my youthful efforts can make my old life better.

My answer is yes, just talk about the benefits of returning to your rural hometown when you are old.

First of all, the rural environment is good, most of China's rural areas should be rarely developed, with clear waters and green mountains, fresh air, and good for both body and mind. Return to the countryside, plant some vegetables, flowers and grasses, raise some chickens and ducks, drink some wine with your wife, and you will not be too bored when you are old, and eat the food you grow, healthy and natural, down-to-earth, and it is also a kind of conditioning for the body and mind.

The second is that the countryside is full of human feelings, in the city, especially in the metropolis, people from all over the world come together, each for life to run around and work hard, the pace of life is fast, and the sense of vigilance against strangers is very strong, it is really not familiar with the door. The countryside is different, the folk customs are simple, everyone is hospitable and warm, no matter how busy you can go to the township to visit the villagers' homes, chat, and know each other's warmth and coldness.

Again, it is the complex of the Chinese, and there is a complex of leaves falling back to their roots. As people slowly age, homesickness becomes stronger and stronger, and the emotional attraction is more entangled than everything.

Of course, these are different for everyone, and some people may have left bad memories in their hometown when they were young, and they will definitely not want to return to the sad place. But as far as I'm concerned, maybe it's because of my family environment, and I yearn for a comfortable, free and plain lifestyle.

When you are old, it is most comfortable to make a pot of tea in the small courtyard of your hometown, sit under the tree, and take a book.