Our government built a new countryside last year, and the production team and the government in the village expropriated our land, saying that we would build a fitness center for the villagers, but it has been almost two years since the land was built. ... Article 54 of the Land Contract Law, if the employer commits any of the following acts, it shall bear civil liabilities such as stopping the infringement, returning the original things, restoring the original state, eliminating the nuisance, eliminating the danger and compensating for the losses:

(a) interfere with the production and operation autonomy enjoyed by the contractor according to law; (two) in violation of the provisions of this law to recover or adjust the contracted land; (three) forcing or obstructing the contractor to transfer the right to contracted management of land; - 。 Article 55 An agreement in a contract that fails to recover or adjust the contracted land against the wishes of the contractor or violates the mandatory provisions of laws and administrative regulations is null and void. Fifty-eighth any organization or individual who arbitrarily intercepts or withholds the proceeds from the transfer of land contractual management rights shall return them. Fifty-ninth violation of land management regulations, illegal requisition and occupation of land or embezzlement and misappropriation of land acquisition compensation, which constitutes a crime, shall be investigated for criminal responsibility according to law; If it causes damage to others, it shall be liable for damages.

"It has been almost two years since the government expropriated my land and said that it would build fitness facilities for the villagers." You can report or petition to the land administrative department in accordance with the above provisions and ask for compensation from the above-mentioned land acquisition authorities. If you don't get the corresponding waste compensation, you can bring a lawsuit to the court with a "reply letter".