Why are many rural youths unwilling to come back after leaving the countryside?

There are several reasons why rural youth are unwilling to return to the countryside.

1. Cities have more job opportunities and can earn more money.

Cities are more selective and can provide more employment opportunities for young people. Young people can do what they like and choose their jobs freely. Compared with cities, there are fewer choices in rural areas, and there are almost no other jobs to choose from except agricultural production. These agricultural production activities are often disliked by young people. Not only can't make any money, but also very tired, so young people don't want to stay in the countryside.

The large population in cities means more business opportunities. Young people are willing to stay where they make money, because they can earn more money in cities than in rural areas.

2. There are many feudal traditional ideas in rural areas, which do not match the ideas of young people.

The social atmosphere in rural areas is still relatively conservative, and most people who stay in rural areas are middle-aged and elderly people. Their thoughts often stay in the past and can't keep up with the current trend. Young people who have stayed in the city for a while have adapted to modern concepts and lifestyles, and the traditional concepts in the countryside are unacceptable to them. This feeling of not being understood is particularly painful, and young people prefer to live in the city.

City life is more convenient than rural life.

The infrastructure of cities is obviously better than that of rural areas, which is reflected in all aspects of life. For example, you can travel by bus and subway in cities, eat in restaurants or order takeout, and go to amusement parks or bars during breaks, which are not available in rural areas. As long as young people stay in the city for a period of time, they will get used to this convenient life, and then it will be particularly uncomfortable to return to the countryside.