Returning to the rural hometown to start a business, which do you think is better to do, self media or e-commerce, and what is the difference between the two?

As a rural person returning to his hometown to start a business, I have been thinking about this question. For most rural people returning home to start a business, start-up capital is really a top priority. Nowadays, a farming in the countryside is not like what it was years ago, maybe a few pigs and ten or so chickens, even if you start a business.

Nowadays, when starting a business, we need to consider the proportion of our future earnings and expenses. In earlier years, everyone was poorer, with families holding on to a few acres of thin land at home, but not much else in the way of sources of income. But nowadays society will force you to earn money because the living environment is superior to the previous one and naturally the cost of living is much higher.

In the past, perhaps a few hundred pounds of rice in the family, you can ensure that the family to eat a full meal, but now the family is not a few hundred pounds of rice, can be arranged. Not to mention the other, just talk about the current human affairs, you can know that the current expenses are very big. Therefore, if you want to stay comfortably in the countryside nowadays, just relying on a few acres of thin land at home is indeed a bit insufficient.

In such a situation, it has to prompt many young people returning to their hometowns to want to take root in the countryside as much as possible by way of entrepreneurship. I remember I once said that the countryside is not a place you can go back to just because you want to. Because being able to stay comfortably in the countryside now is actually more difficult than working outside.

In the countryside, you have to face the folks who are always thinking of comparing, and you have to face the greetings from relatives and friends. Of course, many of these greetings are not very friendly, and you still have to smile and pretend to be indifferent. In the countryside, a young man does not have a relatively large-scale industry, you can only become a joke in the eyes of others.

So before you go back to your hometown to start your own business, you must consider your way out. In the countryside now, a little better than before is that young people now have one more road, that is, self media e-commerce business. As a return to the countryside for a year, I am also struggling.

Since I quit my job in 2019, I have floated too many things in my own head during the nearly one year at home, but many things were quickly dismissed. Because some of the seed farming that requires technology and capital, they are really afraid to enter. It is also because they have been playing self media for some time, so they want to change the status quo by doing self media, but now is cruel.

Self-media is really a joke when you don't have a regular other source in the countryside. Many people think you are a fool to think about getting something for nothing. So for the young people who want to go back to the countryside to start their own business said, my personal thoughts are like this, I hope it is useful to you.

While it is true that there is still a way out if you go purely to do self-media, but it will be exceptionally difficult, so my personal advice is to go back to your hometown, first of all, to have a little bit of your own industry. Why do you say so, there are such two aspects: one is because this industry is the source of your later basic life, but also the source of some of the later expenditures. The other is that this industry is also a self media road a creative direction, but also their own source of inspiration.

Whether you raised 500 chickens, or planted 10 acres of land, industry is one of the points of your return to entrepreneurship, and rural e-commerce is the main direction of your development. Because now rural e-commerce is a big trend, many places have their own characteristics, and these characteristics are their own rural e-commerce opportunities.