What kind of person can be a village chief? What are the benefits of a young man becoming a village chief?

Not just anyone can be the village leader. First of all, he must pass the qualifications, and secondly, he must go through selection and voting. Today we will focus on this topic and talk about the village chief~

Lotte is a young man born in the 1990s who once worked in a large factory, but after careful consideration, he decided to leave the city and return to his hometown to record it with a camera Visit the beautiful scenery and intangible cultural heritage of your hometown. The videos he shot attracted the attention and discussion of many netizens on social media. Because the videos he produced were so excellent, he won the love and admiration of the local villagers and was even elected as the village chief.

Does this break your traditional thinking about the village chief? Most people think that the village chief is an older person who is more prestigious in the village. How come he has to be forty or fifty years old? of age. In fact, this is not the case. The village chief can also be selected from among young people! Regardless of whether they are the older generation or young people, according to my country's "Village Committee Election Measures", citizens who meet the following four conditions for village committee elections have the right to vote and be elected:

Being 18 years of age or older and having full legal qualifications Capacity for civil conduct;

Villers who are registered in the village and live in the village;

3 Villagers who are registered in the village but do not live in the village and express themselves to participate in the election;

Citizens whose household registration is not in the village, who have lived in the village for more than one year, apply to participate in the election personally, and are approved by the villagers meeting or village representative meeting to participate in the election; villagers who have registered to participate in the election in the village where their household registration is located or the village where they live are not allowed to participate in other places Election of village committee.

In addition, villagers over the age of 18 have the right to vote and be elected regardless of ethnicity, race, gender, occupation, family origin, religious belief, education, property status, or length of residence; however, Exceptions are made for persons deprived of political rights in accordance with the law.

With the above basic conditions, if you want to be a village chief, you must "rely on your own strength". First, you must be committed to driving the development of the whole village and mobilize everyone's enthusiasm. Secondly, you must have A certain amount of knowledge, not just diplomas, but social experience is also very important, so that everyone can convince you.

The election of the village chief is a major event in the village. It is necessary to establish a village election committee. You should go to the election committee about one month in advance to register for the election (different in each place), and then it must be reviewed by the brigade personnel. , report to the town government, and the election will begin after the candidates are determined.

On the day of the election, everyone who has the right to vote in the village will have a ballot to fill in the candidates who can take on the big posts. They must fill it out (or write it for themselves) with their consent and hand it over to the staff. Those who want to be the village chief can Fill in yourself. The important point here is that the voting is valid only if more than half of the villagers with the right to vote participate in the voting, and can be elected if more than half of the voters vote. After the voting session, the superior leaders still have to make up their minds and finalize the candidate for the village head.

The above is the process for electing village leaders. Let’s talk about the benefits of young people being village leaders. After all, many places now select young people to be “leaders”~

1. It is conducive to building a new socialist rural culture

Nowadays, many young people are generally highly educated. Different from the conservative ideas of the older generation in the past, young people have advanced ideas, and the more advanced they are, the more advanced they are. With academic qualifications, students often pay more attention to keeping up with international development, broadening their horizons, and possessing certain scientific research capabilities and innovative spirit during the learning process.

This ability will help them use an innovative and scientific perspective to analyze problems at work and demonstrate competitiveness, which will be of great benefit to the development of the village.

2. Dare to think and dare to fight

Young people have the spirit of daring to fight and are more avant-garde in thinking. They will be more inclined to plan for the development of the current society and future needs. /Set goals, and you are passionate about achieving them, and you are very motivated when doing them. I believe that many people of the older generation cannot match this.

3. Promote economic development and keep pace with the times

Nowadays, short videos and live broadcasts are very common. There are almost no young people who don’t understand. We all understand more or less, but some of the older generation may not even be used to using smartphones, so it is almost impossible for them to use these channels to spread culture or promote local agricultural products.

It is different when young people know how to plan and promote, sell products, and can also lead villagers to increase their income. The development of rural areas must fundamentally rely on the development of material productivity. Give full play to the role of college students in driving people to get rich, let them guide local farmers to join the modern agricultural development team, and provide intellectual support for rural economic development.

For example, the village chief election in my hometown village is now gradually biased towards younger people. In the past, people in their fifties and sixties were elected as village chiefs or village cadres. Now the average age of village cadres is Around the age of 30, driven by young people, great changes have indeed taken place in the construction of the village.

In fact, being a village head/village cadre also shoulders a lot of responsibility. If young people want to participate, they cannot have too strong ideals, otherwise you will feel that the gap between reality and imagination will be special. If you are big, you still have to slowly accumulate experience and contribute your own strength to the construction and development of the village~