I can't see the smoke curling from the kitchen, and I can't hear the cock crowing in the middle of the night. Why can't you stay homesick in the development of the times?

Because of the rapid development of the times, human beings live a happy high-tech life. Homesickness is just an idea, and it can't hinder the progress of mankind. Fortunately, among the 7 136 traditional villages published online, 2,555 have officially entered the national protection field. This means that protection has risen to the national level. But unfortunately, traditional villages that are on the verge of extinction cannot be stopped. Excessive commercialization is eroding traditional villages.

Developers regard ancient villages as scenic spots, heritage as a selling point, add scenic spots at will, and collect tickets around ancient villages. Sadly, the phenomenon of reselling some old residential buildings and brick, wood and stone components is particularly serious. All these have aggravated the disappearance of traditional villages.

The TV series "Qingguo Lane" broadcast on 20 14, represented by overseas Chinese painter Wang Geng and the historical master of Qingguo, has made unremitting efforts to maintain Qingguo Lane. Xie, his ex-wife and real estate businessman, tried to sabotage and obstruct them out of personal interests. Isn't this the epitome of the influence of urban development wave on traditional villages? How many historical alleys like Qingguo Lane have become victims of the interest chain?

Another more painful reality is that some traditional villages have been approved, but there are fewer and fewer people in the villages. The gradual infiltration of empty nests has made traditional villages lose their vitality with only shells but no cores. Villagers pursue modern urban life and lack understanding of the protection value of traditional villages.

On the other hand, so far, there are no special laws and regulations for the development and protection of ancient villages in China, and there is also a lack of effective experience in local protection. Sometimes, they can only endure the pain and watch the traditional villages gradually decline in the process of urbanization.