Give full play to the unique advantages of rural college students. In recent years, rural college students have won the favor of many employers with their excellent academic performance and excellent professional quality.

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Rural areas have specific natural landscapes and socio-economic conditions, which refer to places where laborers mainly engaged in agricultural production live in concentrated communities, and are places where people engaged in agriculture are different from cities and towns. Rural areas are relative to cities, and cities refer to agricultural areas, including market towns and villages. Mainly agricultural industry (natural economy and primary industry), including various farms (including animal husbandry and aquaculture farms), forest farms, gardening and vegetable production.

Compared with towns with concentrated population, the population in rural areas is scattered. Before entering the industrialized society, most of the population lived in the countryside. The pace of life in rural areas is slow, and the pressure of life is less than that in cities. 20 15 Document No.1 of the Central Committee requires that the construction of a new socialist countryside be persistently promoted, so that the countryside can become a beautiful home for farmers to live and work in peace and contentment.

The countryside is the product of the development of productive forces to a certain stage. In a highly developed society in the future, the essential difference between cities and rural areas will disappear. Different countries, different periods and different regions require different caliber of rural statistics. For example, in the United States, before 1950, it was stipulated that any house with a population of less than 2,500 and not organized as an autonomous unit was regarded as a rural area.

After 1950, no matter whether it is organized as an autonomous unit or not, all areas and urban suburbs with a population of less than 2,500 people per square mile or 1500 people are counted as rural areas. European countries generally regard people living below 2000 as rural areas. In China, there is no direct definition of "countryside" as a statistical indicator, but only two demographic indicators: "total population of cities and towns" and "total population of villages".

According to the provisions of the National Bureau of Statistics, "total urban population" refers to the total population of a city or town; "Total rural population" refers to the total population of the county (excluding towns). Among them, "city" refers to the city established by the state; "Town" refers to a town approved by a province, autonomous region or municipality directly under the Central Government.