With the implementation of the rural revitalization strategy, more and more college students choose to return to their hometowns to become village cadres. However, whether this is a good choice depends on personal circumstances and goals.

For those who are eager to contribute to their hometown and pay attention to rural development, it is a very meaningful choice to return to their hometown as a village cadre. In this position, they can help their villagers get better living conditions by promoting agricultural development, improving infrastructure and promoting education and culture.

At the same time, being a village cadre can also enable college students to exercise their leadership and management skills and enhance their communication and coordination skills, which is very important for their future career development. In addition, it can also accumulate political capital for them and lay the foundation for future politics.

However, returning to the countryside as a village cadre is not the right choice for everyone. If personal career goals are inconsistent with the work content and environment of village cadres, it may become a choice that wastes time and resources. In addition, due to the heavy responsibilities and work pressures required by village cadres, it may bring certain difficulties and challenges to college students.

To sum up, when considering returning to the countryside as a village cadre, we need to comprehensively consider our own situation and goals and weigh the pros and cons. In any case, despite some efforts and sacrifices, it is still a very meaningful and worthwhile choice.