There may also be some successful migrant workers who have bought houses in cities and their children have become urban hukou. However, from the macro environment, there are few such people, and most migrant workers do not have the conditions to buy a house in the city. If most people can buy a house in the city, then the countryside is likely to be vacant or urbanized within decades.

As we all know, the staff of the unit will retire when they reach a certain age. Although migrant workers are still working hard outside at the age of 60, their physical strength is gradually declining. In a few years, they will not be able to work. If they can't work, naturally they won't stay in high-consumption cities. After all, the city is not their home, nor is it their home. So many migrant workers will go home and become a new generation of left-behind elderly people, and their children will naturally work in cities when they grow up. This phenomenon may continue in the next few decades, so the countryside is still like that, what it is now and what it will be in the future.

In the future, the countryside may be uninhabited. The possibility of this phenomenon is still great. Not to mention decades later, there have been many uninhabited situations in some remote rural mountainous areas. I remember that in 2009, I went to visit my relatives at Menstrual Family, because Menstrual Family lived in a mountain ten miles away, where there were only a dozen families. It took us a long time to find her house. At that time, there were few people in Sanyi's family. Children go to work in the county and stay in the city. Neighbors moved away. There are only a few elderly people left. They don't want to leave the place where they have lived all their lives. But because there are few people in the village, there are many inconveniences in life. Third aunt said that they would not live in the mountains in the future.

The land is barren and the roads are full of thorns. Now all the young people have gone out to work. Rural land is basically cultivated by the elderly. As you get older, you can imagine how the elderly farm. In addition, agricultural costs are getting higher and higher, and food prices are still very low. If we invest a little money in this land, we may lose money. So basically, we have started to rely on the weather. That's it. I think so, too. When I harvested corn this autumn, I called home to ask how the corn harvest was. My old father said there was basically nothing to gain. It's been working for a while. He didn't water the corn field. It's not that my family didn't water the land, but that the neighbors didn't water the land. No one pumped water into the well. My father can't do it by himself. He just found a job at random. There is food in it.