Now that migrant workers are working outside the home all the year round, is it necessary to buy a car?

I don't think it's really necessary to buy a car, because many people leave it at home and leave some old people at home. They don't have a driver's license and can't drive. They put it in the yard every day, and the tires are flat, and they don't feel very good about the car.

Every time I go back to my hometown, I see many cars covered with dust. All the young people in my family go out to work to make money. These cars are unattended, and they are there, and I don't want anyone else to drive them. So I don't think it is necessary to buy a car. After all, everyone's money is not blown by the wind. After buying a car, they can't drive in their hometown. It feels quite wasteful. It's best to use the money where it should be used.

One of my uncle's children is like this. He doesn't have much money at home. When he saw that everyone his age in the village had bought a car and had to borrow money to buy it, all his family opposed him. Later, he borrowed money to buy a car, bought it and drove it several times. After the New Year, he went to work in a big city, but he couldn't drive. The car he borrowed was left in the yard. Last time I went home, I saw his car was nothing like a new car. You said to buy it.

Now rural people see that some people have something and want it themselves. Even if they don't have money, they try to have it. In fact, there is absolutely no need to do this. Originally, there was no money at home, and I had to pay back the car loan every month after buying a car. I don't know what they think. This undoubtedly increases the burden on the family, and it is really humiliating to drag out an ignoble existence. I think young people nowadays are really biased. Just be yourself and don't talk to others.