Playing cards and gambling is prevalent in rural areas. How to rectify? Is there any effective method?

In recent years, the atmosphere of playing cards in rural areas is quite popular, and it has appeared continuously after investigation.

Especially near the New Year Festival, the number of villagers returning home is increasing gradually, and small teahouse-style playing places in the village will appear like mushrooms after rain, which is a common phenomenon in all villages.

This is particularly bad. Many villagers worked hard outside for a year, and finally put all their hard-earned money on the poker table, losing all their money and being heavily in debt.

All kinds of family conflicts arise from this, which is not good and needs to be stopped in time.

The villagers are not ignorant of the risks and hazards of playing cards, but they just can't control themselves. As soon as they return to the village, they will sit at the card table and play a few laps when invited.

Everyone wants to try their luck with their hard-earned money, not only to have a good time, but also to win some money to improve their lives.

After all, everyone sitting at the gambling table is rushing to win money.

But this is wrong. This idea of getting something for nothing is more likely to make people addicted to playing cards. We must resolutely crack down on all kinds of behaviors.

Keep farmers busy, and they won't be addicted to it if they have something to do.

In fact, the wave of people playing cards everywhere in the village are mostly idle people.

They have no job, so they can only play cards in the village to kill time.

Therefore, it needs to be rectified from the source. If the village committee can regularly organize some job fairs for migrant workers, or provide some job opportunities for these idlers to find something to do, this situation can be greatly improved.

People have more job opportunities and job choices, and most people are still willing to go out to work.

After all, just fooling around in the village is not a long-term solution.

They themselves know that they can't go on like this for a long time, but they just don't have suitable jobs. They can only pass the time by playing cards, and they also want to earn a little money by playing cards.

If there is an opportunity to go to work, these idle people will still be more willing to work to earn wages. Without these regulars, the atmosphere of playing cards and entertainment will naturally be rectified.

We must ban the business qualifications of these places.

Now, in many rural areas, there are many "small teahouse"-style playing places.

Places like this are mostly transformed at home. Many people like to order a cup of tea and then play a few cards for a few laps.

Because the consumption is not high, it is very popular with the villagers.

However, such places must be severely investigated and cracked down, and their gathering points must be banned, which can also improve the situation of playing cards to a certain extent.

Secondly, such places have no relevant safety configuration and are prone to accidents.

So many people gather in a concentrated space, whether it is a fire or other safety accidents, the consequences are unimaginable.

Therefore, it is necessary to intensify the rectification so that the villagers can't find a suitable place to gather and play cards, so as to really solve the problem.

We should set up a standardized activity center for the elderly.

Some elderly activity centers that meet the requirements should be built in rural areas.

Providing a healthy activity place for villagers can provide some educational chess and card activities, but mainly for leisure and entertainment.

Gambling can't be a pastime. Let the villagers have a formal place and spend time without spending money.

As long as there is such a formal leisure activity center configuration, I believe most villagers are still willing to come here for activities.

The activity room can also be equipped with some fitness equipment and books to give villagers more choices.

Enrich villagers' spare time life. As long as these activities are beneficial to the body and mind, the villagers can slowly change their leisure style.

We can consider arranging some blind date activities for rural school-age youth.

Village committees in several villages can jointly organize some regular blind date activities, which can be attended by school-age youth in several villages, and also give rural single youth more choices.

If single young people have a partner, they will have more energy to devote to hard work, marriage and entrepreneurship.

After these young people have a vision of life, they naturally don't want to play cards to kill time or something.

More thoughts will be spent on making money and saving money, and the collection points are different. I also want to consider the future and my family's life. With a goal, you will not become idle, and you will be more willing to go out and work hard to improve your living conditions.

With a new direction and goal, you can naturally improve your card addiction.

It is impossible to get rid of this rural card-playing culture in a short time. This is a long tug-of-war, and the village Committee must be prepared for a protracted war.

Do a good job in publicity and try to guide villagers not to participate in such cards.

This also requires the joint efforts of many parts, but it is worthwhile. Only by putting an end to unhealthy practices can villagers have a correct sense of making money and not think about getting rich by these crooked ways.