Farmers grow food, of course, without pensions. Farmers have been growing grain for generations, and there has never been a pension in rural areas.

But now farmers can buy social endowment insurance by themselves, and they have the same opportunity as urban residents to buy social endowment insurance, because even farmers used to buy endowment insurance, which was exclusive to workers and other urban residents. Ten years in the East and ten years in the West, farmers now seem to have a sense of superiority over urban residents. Because farmers can not only buy houses and live in cities, but also buy social endowment insurance, and they can retire at retirement age. Moreover, farmers can own homestead in rural areas, farmers can own their own responsibility fields in rural areas, and farmers can return to rural life from cities at any time.