Farmers in outstanding demonstration villages build their own toilets and dare not use them. Why does this happen?

Hekou Village and Huo Village are both "model villages" in Sanmenxia City. However, these two model villages are hampered by the "last mile" of sewage treatment. The sewage treatment station has been sleeping for a long time. There is a large amount of sewage in constructed wetlands and sewers, and the sewage flows into the river. Septic tanks also have problems draining sewage from toilets. What do you think about this?

It’s already 2021, but rural toilets are still full of formalism. Although they have been changed and wanted to change, it is useless after the changes.

If only superficial efforts are made, this problem will ultimately remain unresolved and will consume a lot of manpower and material resources. Finally, it is unclear whether it will be accepted.

What is puzzling is that on the official website of the Henan Provincial People's Government, its slogan is very well written: "Yongcheng has taken the lead in the "Toilet Revolution" and has taken the lead, and has achieved remarkable results. Effectiveness. Yongcheng should actively summarize successful experiences, create a "Yongcheng model" of Henan's "toilet revolution", and be the leader of the province's "toilet revolution". ?However, the original intention of rural toilet renovation is good. With the vigorous toilet reform, why are more and more people not using it?

When building toilets in rural areas is profitable for some people, can toilets still be used well? Where are the experts in face projects? Many netizens said that the projects in my hometown are the same. They are all face-saving projects and are not feasible at all.

Based on the past and the examples around us, how many people will dare to go to the improved toilets in rural areas now in 2021? The big reason is that in addition to the sewage problem in rural toilets, there is also a big safety issue: what if a pinhole camera is installed? It scares me just thinking about it! So do young people still use it now? It's a good policy, but when implemented among ordinary people, tastes change.

On the other hand, in the north, freezing in winter is a big problem, so tap water cannot flush toilets. Coupled with the epidemic, people are paying more and more attention to health issues. Just imagine what happens in this environment. Come on, does anyone still dare to go to the public toilet? Conclusion:

There are so many problems that no one has solved at all. Regardless of the size of the toilet, many objective reasons are very important to people. If these objective problems are not solved, even the so-called renovation of toilets will not help. The small toilets reflect a big problem. Not only do they cost money, but people have nowhere to go to the toilet.

The original intention of renovating the toilet is very good, but when it is implemented, it is really unrealistic. The rural toilet revolution is an important measure to promote the development of people's livelihood. It is necessary to avoid the phenomenon that farmers are unwilling, unable to use, or unable to use.