Why can't rural young people earn money outside and don't want to go back to their hometown for development?

They may be used to living in other places and think that there is no future for the development of their hometown, so they would rather go outside to make less money than come back like this.

I wonder if some people are trying to save face. You finally went out, you went to other places to develop, you went to a big city, and everyone in your family said that you went out to develop and developed very well. When you say that you come back, your family may say that you are so humiliated, that you have gone out to develop, that others think that you have made a fortune, and that you have the ability and ability, but only you know. In fact, your life abroad is not good at all, and it is not easy. But I just don't want to come back for this face.

Some people think that even if you don't develop well in other places, you won't develop well in your hometown, and you have a certain foundation in other places, and there may not be a better way to get rich in your hometown. Unless you have a clear reason or reason to say what you are going to do in your hometown, you are bound to make a lot of money, in which case he may come back. But if he is not sure enough, he will not choose to come back.

Because many people can't afford it, or he doesn't want to do it. He found a place in the wild or he found his way. Even if life is not satisfactory, he wants to stick to the rules. I don't want to go back to my hometown to continue looking for a job, which actually requires some psychological pressure. Unless his family needs him, unless his family misses him, and then he is willing to go back to his hometown, then he will go back, otherwise I don't think he will want to go back.