First, increase investment in rural areas so that rural people can find jobs with their parents. At present, there are fewer and fewer people in rural areas. There are some old, weak, sick and some left-behind children living in the village, and the labor force has flowed into the city. Because in rural areas, except farming, most families have no source of income, but relying on farming for a living. The annual income of tens of thousands of yuan is simply not enough to support a family, so many people have to leave their homes and go to work in cities away from their parents in order to survive. If there are good employment opportunities in the countryside, most people are still willing to stay in their hometown, because it is a last resort to leave their elderly parents and children in the countryside.

Second, increase the investment in educational resources. Children are the future of a family and the hope of the motherland. The traditional concept of parents in China is to let their children get the best even if they suffer hardships. Faced with the lack of educational resources, many people try their best to get the best education for their children in order to get a better school, buy a school district, and work hard. As farmers in their own generation, they put their last hopes on their children and don't want to let them go. Therefore, even if the life in the city is displaced, parents are squeezing their heads to the city for their children.

Third, increase the investment in medical resources. People's life is nothing more than birth, illness and death, and medical care is what people care most. There are only small medical points and rural hospitals in rural areas, so it's easy to get some medicine for minor illnesses. If it's a serious illness or an acute disease, it can decide people's life and death every minute. In cities, it can also cause irreparable results because ambulances are blocked by traffic jams, not to mention in rural areas. For the current medical resources, the best are concentrated in big cities and downtown areas. It is difficult and expensive for people at the bottom to see a doctor, which has become everyone's heart disease.

Employment, education and medical care are all livelihood issues that people have always been concerned about. If they can be solved well, I believe the future of rural areas will certainly develop well.