As the Lunar New Year approaches, all parts of the country are immersed in a joyful and peaceful atmosphere. In the vast rural areas, some new changes and phenomena have also begun to emerge, and these strange phenomena can be seen in almost every village, which is not only a portrayal of social progress, but also a new chapter in rural culture.
Phenomenon 1: The boom of rural tourism
In the past, rural areas were often considered unpopular areas for tourism. However, in recent years, more and more urban residents choose to experience farmhouses in the countryside during the Spring Festival to experience the tranquility and simplicity of the countryside. This not only drives the development of the rural economy, but also gives more people the opportunity to have an in-depth understanding and experience of rural life.
Phenomenon 2: Online New Year's greetings and live streaming
With the popularization of smartphones and the development of network technology, the way of greeting the New Year in rural areas has also undergone earth-shaking changes. Through social media such as WeChat and Douyin, people can easily make video calls with friends and relatives who are far away from home to send New Year's wishes. At the same time, some local farmers have also begun to use live streaming to promote their agricultural products to a broader market and open up new sales channels.
Phenomenon 3: Increasing awareness of environmental protection
In the context of rural revitalization, environmental protection in rural areas has also received increasing attention. Many villages have begun to promote measures such as garbage sorting, reducing fireworks, and promoting organic agriculture, aiming to improve the quality of the rural environment and create livable villages.
Phenomenon 4: The revival of traditional culture
Under the impact of modernization, many traditional Xi and cultural activities in rural areas were once on the verge of disappearing. However, in recent years, with the emphasis on and protection of traditional culture, many villages have begun to hold traditional activities such as dragon dances, lion dances, and rice cake beating, so that the younger generation has the opportunity to experience and pass on these precious cultural heritages.
In general, with the development and progress of society, the countryside is experiencing unprecedented changes. These strange phenomena are actually the epitome of the rural revitalization strategy and rural reform, which show the vitality and potential of the countryside and indicate a better future.