Will the rural hukou be more and more "valuable"?

Household registration reform has finally broken the ice, but the idea that 90% of farmers are unwilling to exchange their land for hukou will obviously affect the efficiency of the reform of the household registration system. In this regard, Ye Yijian, director of the Phoenix City and Tourism Research Institute, said on the "face-to-face Economic Hot spots" program that people's thinking about urban and rural hukou actually revolves around land, and if there is compensation for land expropriation, there will also be a lot of people grabbing hukou in remote rural areas. In the current discussion of household registration reform policy, this perspective should not be lost.

Ye Yijian said that in a village and town in Luoyang City, Henan Province, there has been a reversal of the conversion of non-agricultural hukou to rural hukou for several years in a row, contrary to the idea that farmers want an urban hukou. After investigation and investigation, we learned that the town needs to expropriate land for the development of industrial parks, and the corresponding compensation for land expropriation allows local villagers to find that the land is valuable, so many people who have moved out of their hukou hastened to find a way to change their hukou from an urban hukou to a rural hukou.