I believe that people who have experienced and participated in the transformation of villages in cities have a profound experience: money! Three simple words are the beginning of many things.
First of all, living conditions have been improved.
The villagers in the village in the city, every household and everyone can get a huge compensation for demolition and several houses. People can finally get rid of the situation that a family of more than a dozen people are crowded into the house they built. You can buy your favorite house where you like. When you move back, you will also have a relocation house and will not leave your old neighbor. With the compensation for demolition, living conditions can be improved, and food, clothing, housing and transportation can make a qualitative leap.
Second, it is conducive to economic development.
After the reconstruction of the village in the city is completed, it will promote the local economic development and help to increase the employment rate. Some people say they are millionaires, who still works? In fact, work is not only for salary, but also a form of expressing one's social value. At the same time, it is also a way for us to realize ourselves and improve ourselves. The transformation of villages in cities is beneficial to the development of society and individuals.
Third, the ensuing contradictions.
There are good things and bad things, all of which are good things. In fact, there will be bad things in the reconstruction of villages in cities. For example, if the elderly in the family can be considerate of their parents and their brothers and sisters love each other. Then this distribution will be carried out in harmony. If everyone thinks for himself, it will be a big problem.
Generally speaking, the transformation of villages in cities has not only created many rich people, but also contributed to social progress. The advantages outweigh the disadvantages, which is a good thing.