In recent years, a fresh trend has quietly emerged, and more and more young people choose to say goodbye to the hustle and bustle of the city and devote themselves to the vast farmland, with the land as a companion and dancing with nature. The phenomenon has sparked a lively discussion on social media, with some lamenting it as a return to basics and others questioning whether it is just an excuse to escape from reality.
For many young people working in the city, the attraction of farmland may lie in the tranquility and purity. In the urban workplace, people often face fierce competition, complex interpersonal relationships, and endless stress and anxiety. The farmland is a pure land, where there is no intrigue, no deceit, only hard work and the joy of harvest. In this land, people can let go of distractions in their hearts, devote themselves to their work, and feel a sense of peace and tranquility that they have never felt before.
Some netizens said that although the work in the farmland is hard, it can make people feel a real happiness. Every day the sun rises and the sun sets, although the body is tired, but the heart is full of satisfaction. After dinner, you can fall asleep peacefully and sleep until dawn, without the trouble of insomnia or nightmares. This down-to-earth way of life makes people feel as if they have returned to their original appearance and feel the true meaning of life.
However, there are also reservations about this return to farmland. They think that this is nothing more than an act of being fooled, just like being tricked into buying a house, having more children, getting married and renting a house, and now being tricked back to the countryside to farm. In their eyes, this is just a way to escape from reality, not true happiness. But what I want to say is that everyone has their own way of life and pursuits, whether they choose to work hard in the city or choose to return to the farmland, it is their exploration and choice of their own life.
As a tertiary student, I worked my way up and down in the city's workplace. At that time, I went out early and returned late every day, participated in various interviews, and finally found a job with a monthly salary of 8,000. Although the pay is good, the pressure and competition of work also make me feel tired. A year later, I quit my job and found a job with a monthly salary of 15,000. While income has increased, so has the intensity and pressure of the work. I often had to work late into the night and only had one day off a week. During that time, I felt unprecedented pressure and challenges.
However, I was not knocked down by these difficulties. On the contrary, I have strengthened my beliefs and pursuits. I knew what I wanted and how I was supposed to get there. Eventually, I chose to leave that company and found my current job. Although the monthly salary is as high as 23,000 yuan, I am not complacent because of this. Because I know that this is just a stage in my life, and I still have a long way to go.
I'm not trying to flaunt my income and working conditions, but I want to take this opportunity to make a point: everyone has the right to choose their own lifestyle and pursuits. Whether they choose to work hard in the city or choose to return to the farmland, it is their exploration and choice of life. We should respect everyone's choices, not judge others by our standards.
For those young people who choose to return to the farmland, they may be looking for a kind of spiritual sustenance and home. They may be tired of the hustle and bustle of the city, and want to return to the purest life to experience that simple and real happiness. Whatever the reason for their choice, we should give them support and encouragement. Because everyone has the right to pursue their own happiness and dreams.
In this age of diversity, we should encourage young people to try different lifestyle and career options. Only in this way will they be able to find a path and happiness that is truly right for them. Let's cheer for their future together!