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According to the survey results in recent years, China covers an area of 9.6 million square kilometers, but the land actually used for cultivated land is less than 2 billion mu. The per capita arable land area is only 1.4 mu, which is less than half of the world's per capita arable land area.

With the development of science and technology, the process of rural modernization is gradually accelerating, so should we move all the "graves" in the fields? Is there any other way for us to expand the planting scale and speed up the land circulation?

It is difficult to change the trend of population growth. It is the general trend to speed up rural land circulation and expand planting scale. Therefore, whether there are other ways to move the "grave" in the field, we should consider four points;

First, whether the "tomb" occupies a large area of land.

With the rapid growth of population, a lot of land in cities is used to build houses and high-rise buildings, and the cultivated land area in rural areas is becoming more and more tense.

People's living standards and quality of life are getting better and better. Many young people are no longer willing to stay in the countryside to farm, but will choose to work hard in big cities. An acre of land in their home is only reserved for the elderly.

Now, the policy has changed. In order to improve economic development, speed up rural land circulation and expand planting scale, the demand for land will increase day by day, and some "graves" in the fields are the key to expand land area. If the demand for land is rising and the area of "graves" occupies a lot of land, then these "graves" may be moved away.

Second, the local customs and concepts

Nowadays, most people living in rural areas are elderly people. In the old people's concept, "fallen leaves return to their roots and settle underground" is an unchangeable principle, which is also a custom handed down from ancient times to the present. They all firmly believe that when people are buried underground after death, the deceased can find their own position and their families can feel at ease.

In the eyes of the world, if we look at this matter from a secular perspective, we will think that the deceased should rest in peace. Unless he dies suddenly in a big city and cannot return to his hometown, his family may choose to be cremated.

Scatter the ashes into the river.

Although this can't realize the "thick burial" of the deceased, at least it can also let the ashes of the deceased return to their hometown by the flow of rivers.

Otherwise, I believe most elderly people don't want their bodies to be cremated and their ashes spilled into rivers.

Who will pay for the removal of the grave?

We all know that burial was carried out in the old days, so it is conceivable that today, except for some graves that disappeared naturally, most graves still exist, and the number is not small. Except some cemeteries, most of them are scattered. If you want to move out, you not only need to find a suitable land to move in, but also need to spend a lot of manpower, material resources and financial resources. None of this can be done overnight.

After all, Yugong moved mountains only by the continuous efforts of several generations, and moved Taihang Mountain and Wuwangshan Mountain.

Before implementation, our first consideration is who should pay the relocation expenses. Once it is linked to interests, it is not just the word "I agree".

Fourth, how to ensure the quality of life of the elderly in their later years?

In order to narrow the gap between urban and rural areas, so that more young people and more outstanding talents can play a role in rural areas with what they have seen and heard, it has become the general trend to speed up land transfer.

In recent years, China has issued many policies related to rural construction, and there are also many slogans, such as: coordinating urban and rural development and building beautiful countryside. From these policies, we can see that the country attaches great importance to the development between urban and rural areas.

In the past, China implemented the policy of "rural areas surrounding cities", but now the policy has changed. From "encircling cities from rural areas" to "giving priority to the development of agriculture and rural areas", industry feeds back agriculture and cities lead rural areas to grow further, laying a solid foundation for realizing rural modernization.

Obviously, in order to improve China's economic strength, we must expand the land area and expand the scale of production and planting. In rural areas, most of the land is taken care of by the elderly.

Generally speaking, either the child has gone out to work or the old man has enough spare capacity now. In order not to be idle in their later years, the land is where they "play". When the land is transferred out, although the old people have a certain rent, they don't feel self-sufficient. Are these old people willing to transfer their one-acre three-point land?

The above are my views and my own thoughts on accelerating rural land circulation and large-scale planting, and whether the "graves" in the fields should be moved away. Is there any better way than moving the grave? I wonder if you have any good ideas?