After the epidemic, if you are given a small rural courtyard, are you willing to go back to the countryside to live?

I am only in my twenties now, and I don't want to live in the countryside. This epidemic has made me understand the importance of saving money, so I am more willing to make money and create a better life for my parents in the future.

We still have to struggle in the age of struggle. I'm only in my twenties, and I can't stop fighting. At my age, I should work hard and earn a lot of money so that my parents can enjoy life. So even if the epidemic makes me feel very scared, I would rather spend all my time at work than escape the pressure in real life. If I choose to go back to the countryside to farm to support myself and my family in my twenties, I may lose my fighting spirit in a few years, and I won't earn any more money. I may stay in the countryside all my life, so I don't want to go back at present.

The epidemic made me realize the importance of money. In this epidemic, many people will take out their savings to go shopping in supermarkets, buy enough materials for their families and avoid going out to contact people. For my post-90s generation, no matter how much money I earn every month, I am almost a moonlight clan, and I don't have much savings at all. Originally, I always thought that carpe diem was better than carpe diem. Now I think it is more important to save money and have savings, so I still have to work hard to save money after the epidemic, and returning to the countryside may not satisfy my pursuit of material things.

When you are young, you should eat, drink and be merry. The epidemic at home makes me feel that the outside world is wonderful, so I want to spend more time to witness the great rivers and mountains of our motherland after the epidemic, so I can't go to the countryside at such a young age. I want to create more value for myself and give myself more opportunities to go out to play. If I live in the countryside, my wish may not come true, and I will regret it when I get old.