Life revelation of Rural areas and Youth in South China / Migration of Junior College students _ Agricultural stay

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The issue of rural areas has been the focus of global attention in recent years, including: with the outflow of population, old age, industry, culture … And so on, all need a lot of social practice process, to verify, or the actual operation, and then put forward better solutions or strategies.

In recent years, from the perspective of youth, the soil and Water Conservation Bureau of the Agricultural Committee of the Executive Yuan has successively put forward plans for young people to return to their hometown to build dreams, college students to migrate, and young people to stay. And other relevant policies, in the promotion of these policies, in addition to giving young people the opportunity to find opportunities for practice, they have also created a new youth force in rural areas. In early 107, I saw the activity of "college students migrating to rural farmers Stay". Through five-day and four-night small trips, students from colleges and universities were allowed to experience rural life, making young people willing to go to rural areas and explore the possibilities by learning about rural life.

There are a total of ten echelons, each distributed to communities in different counties and cities, one of which is located in the South China community in Gukeng Township, Yunlin County, and the participating college students come from different schools in the north, middle, and south. There are National Taiwan University, Chung Hsing University, Chenggong University. Etc., although each student has different department backgrounds, including students from different departments, such as the Department of Mass Communication, the Department of Business Management, the Department of Nursing, and so on, students from different family environments and different specialties get together when they come to the countryside. What kind of spark will it make?

A group photo of the migratory youth and the residents

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