Yes, of course. When Xiaoke retires, Xiaoke wants to go back to his hometown, bask in the sun during the day, grow vegetables, weed and raise chickens, and lie in the yard at night and watch the stars in the sky.

To tell the truth, Xiaoke doesn't like cities. Even though there are beautiful streets, squares and houses in the city, Xiaoke just doesn't like cities. Xiaoke doesn't like the crowded city, the hustle and bustle in the city, the interpersonal relationship in the city, the days when it's always on, and the messy life here.

Xiaoke likes to plant trees and flowers at home. At that time, there were two or three chickens, a dog and a cat at the door. Xiaoke likes to grow vegetables and weed by herself and watch the fruit grow by itself. Xiaoke likes quiet, but he also likes lively, but Xiaoke likes lively. He is a group of old friends sitting in front of the door, chatting with their parents. Instead, the city is full of people, without a moment of quiet excitement.

Xiaoke likes lyrical light music, but doesn't like heavy metal music that shakes the sky in shopping malls. Xiaoke doesn't like living in an artificially beautified neighborhood. It is very beautiful, but it has lost its natural scenery. Xiaoke likes endless fields, green grass seedlings in spring, butterflies flying everywhere in spring, small flowers with disorderly colors and scattered wild flowers. Xiaoke likes the smell of plants, but he doesn't like cities.

Xiaoke likes nature, watching the sky, watching the blue sky and white clouds, and counting the stars. When he was a child, he lay outside and looked at the stars in summer.

Some people like the noise of the city, but Xiao Ke prefers to go back to the place where he lived as a child.