Why do municipal civil servants keep moving to rural areas?

Because in the early stage, you need to go to the grassroots level to exercise.

Go to the grassroots level, do practical things, and serve the people wholeheartedly. Although the work is hard, it is close to people's livelihood, understands public opinion, and can see people's lives, proceed from reality, seek truth from facts, and truly be a good and competent civil servant.

There are many civil servants in the countryside, mainly those involved in law enforcement inspection units and some units that provide business guidance services to towns and villages. The Bureau of Natural Resources is responsible for mineral rights development licensing, and needs to frequently go to mining areas to carry out cross-border mining, geological disaster investigation and other inspections, and carry out activities to crack down on illegal activities and crack down on illegal activities in mining areas. The Emergency Management Bureau is responsible for safety inspections of non-coal mines, hazardous chemicals, fireworks and firecrackers, as well as disaster relief and mitigation work. It needs to frequently go to enterprises and towns to carry out safety inspections and business guidance. The Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau or the Comprehensive Law Enforcement Bureau is responsible for gas inspections, and needs to go to towns and other places to inspect liquefied gas stations, etc., and also needs to go to the countryside frequently. The Supervision Bureau is responsible for carrying out various types of supervision of townships and departments, usually once every six months. It also needs to carry out supervision and inspection of some key tasks and needs to go to the countryside frequently.