Yes, of course, due to the equal mobility of the population, so there are still many residents reside in the rural area in order to develop a reculture, or the elder people tend to go to the countryside decide to have a more peaceful atmosphere for them to relax when they are in the relaxed years of their life and there are the trends of going to the countryside to have a peaceful life to grow vegetables to start a new life and something like that besides there will many people come from the rural area to the urban area to seek more occupation opportunities and to reach to more entertainment facilities. So in the future, they will maintain the population in the county side, this due to the purpose of the elderly and the agriculture development, besides that will be immigration from the countryside to the city to seek more occupation and to assess to higher technology.
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Yes, of course, due to the equal mobility of the population, there are still many residents living in rural areas in order to develop a reculture. Elderly people tend to go to the countryside to have a more peaceful atmosphere for them to relax during the later years of their lives. There is a trend of going to the countryside to enjoy a peaceful life, grow vegetables, and start anew. Besides, many people come from rural areas to urban areas to seek more job opportunities and access more entertainment facilities. In the future, the population in the countryside will be maintained due to the needs of the elderly and agricultural development. Additionally, there will be immigration from the countryside to the city to seek more jobs and access to higher technology.
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