"Migrant workers' tide" is a trend that farmers go out to work one after another. Every year around the first month of the lunar calendar, the mighty army of migrant workers runs from south to north, and the traffic of railways and highways is like water, interwoven into a "Spring Festival travel rush rush tide" that lasts for more than a month. In the past, people always said that the countryside was a big sponge, but now the "tide of migrant workers" comes out in waves, knocking on the door of the city. Since the reform and opening up, the tide of commodity economy has hit every corner, and it has also strongly shocked farmers facing the loess.

The contract responsibility system of joint production has solved the problem of people's food and clothing, and there are more and more surplus laborers on limited land. Some farmers who are dissatisfied with the status quo have packed their bags and left their homes for all parts of the world. As a result, the attractive scene of "sending one person out and lifting the whole family out of poverty" once appeared in the countryside, which also drove more farmers out of their hometowns and into cities, and finally surged into a wave.

The tide of migrant workers is a cross-century feat. Generally speaking, the inter-provincial flow of migrant workers is a great historical progress. This spontaneous adjustment and balance of labor force not only accelerates the pace of poverty alleviation in underdeveloped areas, but also greatly supports the economic construction in developed areas. Of course, due to the collision of cultures and drastic changes in lifestyles, migrant workers have brought vitality, chaos and conflict to cities and towns, as well as a series of problems that need to be solved urgently in urban and rural politics, economy, culture and population.

The tide of migrant workers is in the ascendant. Through the guidance and management of various channels, the flow of migrant workers tends to be orderly, showing a good situation of "the scenery here is unique". Society should cheer for these brave farmers.