The air in the countryside is good.
Countryside means a non-urbanized area.
If the word rural has a negative image, it may be related to the lack of local government revenue.
Unfortunately, it is true that tax revenues are low in areas where companies are not attracted and the population does not flow. If that puts pressure on rural life, I think it is a serious problem.
The air may be good because the area is not polluted with nature, but can we move there and live? It won’t be easy. Because you can’t find a job.
People who come to work from rural areas to urban areas sigh. “There is nothing in my hometown.”
Even if nature remains and the air is good, it is useless unless they are cashed. Unless some measures such as utilizing them as tourism resources are taken, the lives of local residents cannot be guaranteed.
You may want to point out that rural areas can be farmed. However, unless large-scale mechanization and hiring of labor force are taken into consideration, farmers cannot ship a large amount of agricultural products in a stable manner. If they can’t ship, farmers can’t repay a loan to buy farm equipment.
Also, if foreign agricultural products enter the market, the prices of agricultural products will fluctuate like an exchange rate.
Even running a farm is not stable. That could mean turning farmland into a parking lot, building a shopping mall, selling it to a power company, or something like that.
People living in urban areas feel that the local air is good, but for those living in the rural area, the local air does not seem to be good.
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