What does the countryside bring you?

As a rural person, I will briefly answer this question here.

I am a native of rural areas. Growing up in the countryside brought me a life of hard work, frugality, and family management. I have a strong sense of nostalgia, family affection, and family affection that is thicker than water.

It taught me the truth about being able to endure hardships and get rich through hard work. Neighbors help each other and are extremely sincere. Although it is very hard and tiring, it is also very happy.

The land and water, the people, the three meals a day, the simplicity and kindness of the countryside are full of memories, and they are also the happiest.

I grew up in the countryside

What the countryside taught me is the principle of life:

Being poor is the cruelest thing

No money Today's city people cannot understand the days

They cannot understand the embarrassment of children who have no money to pay school fees and have to borrow money everywhere

They cannot understand that the rice has not been harvested yet and the boss comes to collect debts. Fertilizer money

I don’t realize that when an old man is sick and has no money for treatment, he can only go home and wait to die

I don’t realize that the food he grows after a year can only be sold for a few cents. A pound of money

I can’t understand that I asked my parents for two cents to buy snacks and they were chased and beaten by my parents

I can’t understand that the hot sun in summer and the cold wind in winter still cost me a lot of money. Working in the fields

I can’t appreciate the green vegetable and radish rice that hasn’t had a trace of meat in less than half a year

I can’t appreciate that the clothes we wear every year are the rags left over from the older brothers and sisters

I can’t understand that no matter how windy or snowy I get up at five o’clock every day and walk two hours to school

I can’t understand that when I see someone eating snacks at other hours, I silently walk away and go to the tap. Fiercely pouring cold water

What the countryside has brought me is poverty in addition to poverty!

Today's rural areas can bring you a lot of things you can't think of. With the acceleration of modern information, the state's support for rural areas has increased. It's no worse in the countryside than in the city.

1. Transportation The state implements roads and hardened cement pavements in every village. As long as there are 3-5 private houses, roads are connected.

2. Network Nowadays, in order to expand their coverage, large network operators in rural areas and rural areas, mobile and telecommunications, will often have people come to your home to ask if your home has installed network WIFI.

Once these two are available, our rural products can go out of the countryside. Now the country's key e-commerce platforms have allowed many agricultural products that were once unsaleable to go to big cities. This way there will be income.

After you have these two things, you can shop online and buy whatever you want. After you buy it, Village Taobao will deliver it to the busiest place in your village and pick it up yourself (equivalent to the entrance of the community). For daily necessities, almost every village has a small store where you can buy necessary necessities. Now even fruits are driven by people in cars, pulling fruits and selling them along rural roads. This is convenient.

In rural areas, the main thing is good people, good environment, good air, and more health and happiness!

The vast countryside brings me:

〇 Spacious homestead;

〇 Fresh vegetables grown and harvested by oneself;

〇Fresh meat from pigs, sheep, chickens, ducks, livestock and poultry that does not require formula feed;

〇Fish, shrimp and crabs that are caught directly from freshwater fish ponds or raised by themselves;

〇Bring me green water and green mountains;

〇Bring me a peaceful pastoral scenery;

〇Bring me a seven-color picture of alternating green, golden and yellow, blue sky and white clouds;

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〇Bring me golden millet;

〇Bring me fruitful results;

〇Bring me a simple and generous broad mind of a farmer!

Hello everyone, I am a writer from the countryside! Before going to college, I lived in the countryside.

I graduated from Wuyi University. After graduation, I went to Shanghai for an internship for one year. I also worked in Guangdong for the first two years. This year, I have returned to my hometown in Quanzhou, Fujian to work! Every time I go out, it makes me miss my hometown even more. Because, I found that no matter how prosperous the big city is, I still miss it the most and want to return to the small rural village where I grew up. So, our topic today is, what does the countryside bring to you?

First, it brought me a happy childhood; because I was a girl when I was born, so I was taken to my grandma’s house a few days after I was born. My grandma's family lived in a small rural area. The family was very poor at that time, and the family's food depended on the crops grown in my grandpa and grandma's fields. My parents have gone out to work, and they only come back once or twice for the holidays. Even so, my childhood was very happy.

My friends and I went to play by the stream, pick up snails in the river, and fish; we went to the mountains to pick various wild fruits to eat; usually we had very few toys, and some of them were handmade by ourselves. We girls like to play with mud the most and play house, unlike children nowadays who have dolls; we roast sweet potatoes, we play eagle and catch chickens, we play hopscotch, we play 123 wooden figures, we jump rubber bands, etc. Wait, we have more games than we can count. Unlike today's children, who hold their mobile phones or computers all day long and rarely do outdoor activities.

Secondly, it gave me the spirit of being able to endure hardships and being more independent; I really found that I was able to endure hardships and was less squeamish than girls and even some boys of the same age. When I was in college, I had to sit for fifteen hours to go to school by myself. When I got to the dormitory, I would pack my things by myself. Some of my roommates couldn't even make their beds, so they had to have their parents come over.

Maybe it’s because we have lived in rural areas since we were young. It was very difficult for us to study in the countryside. When we were studying, we had to walk more than an hour on a mountain road to get to school, and we also had to walk on the way home. First, pick vegetables for livestock such as pigs and rabbits. During winter and summer vacations, we basically cut and harvest rice in the fields. Compared with the little troubles and hard work encountered in society, we can face and accept them better!

Third, it brought me a simple and kind heart; Today’s world, as my grandma said, has become too outrageous! I was very lucky to be brought up by my grandmother in the countryside, and I was not always with my mother who worked hard outside. Because, since I was a child, my grandmother has always taught me to be willing to help others, not to have hatred towards others, to respect the old and love the young, and to be kind to those around me. And my mother always told me that friends are only for use, and people in society put interests first!

I understand what my mother said. She has suffered a lot from society. And after I came out of the society, I did find that it was like what my mother said many times, but after I was sad, I still thought of my grandma's words, be kind, don't hold grudges, no one is perfect. In short, the most fortunate thing in my life is that I can grow up in a rural area! Many of the good qualities I have today, apart from what I was taught in school and books, are more deeply influenced by the subtle influence of living in rural areas since I was a child. As for my current side job, it is also because I am from a rural area, so I have the materials and memories to write about in the field of agriculture, rural areas and farmers. What do you think about this? Do you like rural people?

Thank you for watching. I look forward to forwarding, commenting and following. The countryside has brought me kindness, hardship and unwillingness to admit defeat. I cannot thank you enough!

If you can’t enjoy the blessings and endure the endless suffering, don’t dare to spend a penny on your dark skin

Hello, I am Qingqing and I am very happy to answer your question. I am a rural person born and raised in the 1980s, and I am still living in the countryside. Your question is about what the countryside has brought to you, which means what it has brought to me.

What the countryside brings me is fresh air, a happy life, and most importantly, a strong sense of nostalgia.

Nowadays, our rural areas are the same as those in cities, and urban and rural sanitation are integrated. The sanitation in rural areas is the same as that in cities, because there are people cleaning in our villages every day, and there are sanitation workers on duty in the streets, and they are cleaned very well. It's clean. The air in our countryside is very fresh. The villagers on the roadside are only planting flowers and grass. There are many green plants and there are sanitation workers. With careful cleaning, the countryside becomes a civilized village.

A happy life means that the conditions in rural areas are now very good in all aspects. It’s no worse than in the city. Even if they buy a house in the city, many people are willing to live in the countryside. I am also willing to live in the countryside. Even if I buy a house in the city, I will live in the countryside.

Because it is very happy for a family to live an idyllic life in the village. I have my own vegetable garden and my own fruit trees. I can grow vegetables and fruits myself. I feel very happy. Now, basically every family has a car to go to the city, which is very convenient. Both urban and rural areas are similar, but it is better to live in the countryside.

Living in the countryside, the relationship with fellow villagers is also very good. In particular, the most nostalgic thing is the strong nostalgia in the countryside. Children in rural areas are different from children in cities. Basically, we go to hundreds of houses and eat hundreds of meals. We rural elderly people say that children’s food does not taste good when they eat their own food, but food tastes good when they eat other people’s food. In fact, because we rural people are more enthusiastic, whose children’s food is more delicious? I will give you some delicious food whenever I visit. The folks are very enthusiastic.

Now as a farmer in the new era, the countryside has brought me more. Not only fresh air, happy life, and strong nostalgia. I believe that as rural development gets better and better, there will be more entrepreneurial opportunities in rural areas. The road for our farmers to become rich will become wider and wider, and will bring more wealth to every farmer.

What does the countryside bring to you?

I think many people have different opinions on this issue. Many people have such a "special" rural area in their hearts. I would like to share my thoughts with everyone.

Let’s look at it from a macro perspective. Rural areas provide cities with necessary supplies of food, fruits and vegetables, and provide farmers with essential living environments, such as land, mountains, forests, rivers, etc. These are the material foundations brought by rural areas, and the entire society cannot do without rural areas!

I am a descendant of farmers, and the countryside is the soil that gave birth to me. Personally speaking, the countryside mainly brings me the following important things:

1. I grew up in the countryside, and the countryside has given me a wonderful childhood. Raising a few naughty puppies, chasing ducks into the river to catch fish and shrimps, going up the mountain to find wild fruits and mushrooms, digging sweet potatoes in the fields to bake and eat, jumping up and down and playing around with peers in the village, these simple and happy things are my Beautiful memories of this life.

2. My ancestors are farmers. I have been taught since I was a child to be tenacious, kind, hard-working and progressive. I learned to do farm work and housework from my family, which made me independent earlier. It can be said that the countryside has given me an upright, optimistic life character and a strong ability to survive.

3. I went to primary school in the village. The countryside also brought me educational enlightenment, taught me to read, taught me to sing, and learned to draw. It allowed me to see the beauty of the world and opened up my mind to the world. Yearning for the outside world and thinking about society.

4. The last point, this is also the most important point in my opinion. The countryside gave me a home, which was the starting point of my life. It gave me a family that loves each other: kind grandparents, kind grandparents, sometimes serious and sometimes doting parents, and my lovely sister. It allowed me to experience the most sincere love in the world from the moment I was born, and gave me the deepest concern for the world...

All in all, for me, a descendant of rural people, the countryside has brought me all the benefits Everything, I am like a seed that takes root and sprouts in the countryside until it grows up. Even if I leave for a short time, it will eventually fall and return to its roots.

Hello, I am happy to answer your question.

I am a college student who came from the countryside. I will use myself as an example to talk about some of the things that the countryside has brought to me.

This is divided into advantages and disadvantages, so I will talk about them separately.

First of all, profit

Because my family was relatively poor when I was a child, my grandparents fell ill and passed away. They spent a lot of money on treatment. My family owed a lot of money. At that time, I still owed a lot of money. Without me, from the time I was born to when I went to school, my family's financial conditions were not very good. In order to make money, my father could only work outside all year round to earn money, while my mother would take care of me and my sister at home, and then also clean up the house. With several acres of land, although my parents didn’t have time to educate us, my sister and I still had a sufficient childhood, although we lacked food, play and clothing.

Maybe at that time, we raised children as free-range animals, and they developed the ability to be independent from an early age. I cooked, washed clothes, cleaned housework, and sometimes helped with farm work during the busy farming period. I really Thanks to the countryside for giving me these tenacity and the ability to endure hardship.

Let’s talk about the disadvantages again

Since I live in a rural area and my family is relatively poor, I have developed a concept of money that I think is saving money at best, or picking money at worst. Sometimes I think that Feeling and comparison (manual dog head