I yearn for life in the mountains.

I wonder if anyone has told you that a person's health can be divided into mental health and physical health. Now it seems obvious that you are the former, otherwise you wouldn't be prepared to live in the mountains. Your health should be fine.

I can understand your mood, or your world-weary attitude. In today's society, violence, the gap between the rich and the poor, scientific development and so on are all rising in a straight line, which makes some people who long for nature, peace, quietness and simplicity more and more distressed. Just like you say you are stupid, it may also be an excuse that you are too lazy to adapt to life. Interpersonal relationships are too complicated, the pace of life is too tight, and there are too many sciences. I also think it would be nice if it was in ancient times, because I don't like reinforced concrete houses, but I'm also afraid of those big animals, snakes and insects. Are you scared? So you'd better try. Some people say that people are advanced animals. The most important thing is that they are willful. They want to be lively when they are quiet, and they want to be quiet when they are busy. If you go to the mountains and forests, you must find a place where you can receive the radio, otherwise you may not be able to speak for a long time. As for electricity, it can be solved by solar energy, but if it breaks down, you must be able to repair it yourself and read more medical books. Even if you are in good health now, you will inevitably get sick, so doctors may not want to go to your good place, so you must be self-sufficient. Anyway, to put it simply, food, clothing, housing and transportation must be done. Therefore, you should first check where you go to see if the surrounding environment there is rich in wild vegetables and wild fruits. Are there any animals that attack humans? Do you ... don't say you can open up your own land. Who knows natural and man-made disasters, so you must be rich in resources. If necessary, you can share it with those animals in the mountains. Also, no one said that earthquakes in mountainous areas are small, and they are all on the earth, so it will be different. Strong winds, heavy rains and the sun are all involved, and major earthquakes are no exception. Reinforced concrete is much stronger than wooden houses. Who do you want to test first? As for you saying there is no tsunami, there may be, but the danger of debris flow is not bad. When asked about the development of deep mountains, as mentioned above, you have no desire for anything and are in the mood to study this, but I don't object. Let's find something to do. In a word, plant things are rare, so you can do whatever you want, or you can write a modern version of Robinson Crusoe. However, if there is any result, I guess everything is in vain, and you have to go back. By then, it's not up to you to decide.

So, on the whole, I personally think, otherwise, you should find a piece of land to adapt to for a few days, and then you will have experience after practice before making a decision.

Nine times out of ten, it is not unreasonable for people to live a lifetime. If you can't change the environment, try to adapt. Xanadu stays in my heart.

I wish you an early solution to the problem. If you want to leave, please leave quietly, just like you come back quietly, otherwise I will definitely see eye-catching headlines in Netease, hehe.