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In the last century, it was not easy for rural children to get admitted to universities, first, at that time, the enrollment of higher education was small, and 10,000 people crossed the single-plank bridge, and the people who could squeeze onto the single-plank bridge were not ordinary people, but heroes among the people.
At that time, rural children can be admitted to university, folk jokingly called "carp jumping dragon gate", this "dragon gate" refers to the "agricultural gate", the rural "door", therefore, the children who have been admitted to the university means that they have since walked out of the countryside and become real urban people, so they must move the rural household registration to the school, and after graduation, they will bring the household registration to the place where they work, and get an "iron rice bowl".
At that time, it was very difficult for any rural person who wanted to move his rural hukou to the city and turn it into an urban hukou, unless he was admitted to a university, became a soldier, recruited workers in a public-owned enterprise, or recruited cadres by the state.
After 2000, the situation changed radically, and the enrollment of higher education increased to 75 per cent, which means that 75 out of 100 high school graduates can go to universities above the technical college, and the vast majority of rural children can enter higher education institutions.
At present, due to the reform of the national hukou, the urban hukou and the rural hukou can be equated in some respects, and the enrollment of students in universities no longer takes the hukou as a necessary condition for the admission of college students, and they can follow the wishes of the students and their parents, and they can choose to keep the hukou in the rural areas, and at the same time can choose to bring the hukou to the school.
However, the state has clear regulations that only allow rural residents to change their hukou to move to the cities, and generally do not allow the urban population to change their hukou to rural hukou, and the state has closed the door to the rural areas from the cities.
From the perspective of the national policy of benefiting the people, the gold content of rural hukou is now higher than that of urban hukou, which is embodied in these aspects: first, rural hukou can enjoy land use rights and interests such as contracted land rights, homestead use rights, and rural land resource attachment rights.
Second, rural households have the rights and interests to enjoy the distribution of the village collective economy, such as dividends from the collective economy, the distribution of compensation for collective land expropriation, and the rights and interests of the welfare distribution of the collective economy, and so on, while people with non-rural household registration cannot enjoy these rights and interests.
Third, rural households have the right to enjoy the state's various policies to benefit the people, can enjoy various agricultural subsidies, and can enjoy various preferential policies for starting a business in rural areas.
Fourth, rural hukou can build self-built houses on homesteads, sell households to buy houses in their own villages, and rent houses, while people with non-rural hukou can only rent houses in rural areas, and are not allowed to buy or build houses.
When the state closed the door of the urban hukou to the rural areas, leaving only the rural hukou in one direction that could be migrated to the cities, the rural hukou became more and more precious, and the gold content rose sharply.
Therefore, when rural children are admitted to university, parents must not go to the past "old imperial calendar", and then do not look at the problem with old eyes, the society is advancing, the times are developing, the gold content of rural hukou is gradually rising, hukou migration must be cautious, to be carefully considered, once the child's rural hukou migrates to the city, there is no chance to turn the child's urban hukou into a rural hukou, I am afraid that a move out will lose a lot of economic interests, loss of a lot of rural hukou rights and interests.
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