To be a man, we must first establish morality, and to cultivate people, we must first cultivate quality. Money is very important, but what is more important and valuable than money is a person's character. If a person's career is compared to a barrel, his knowledge structure, thinking level and working ability are its barrel walls, while his conduct is its barrel bottom. A good rural youth should at least have good conduct, be decent, be honest and be honest, be able to take the socialist concept of honor and disgrace as the basic code of conduct, be "patriotic and law-abiding, be honest and polite", and take active actions in respecting the old and caring for the young, being enthusiastic about public welfare, helping the poor and helping the disabled. There is a steelyard between heaven and earth, and the people are the most important. Ordinary people's feelings are simple, and ordinary people's eyes are discerning. Selected rural youth must love rural undertakings, respect farmers, have a good reputation and be recognized by the masses.