Rural visit investigation report

In these few days, we walked into the countryside and went to the farmer's home to conduct a survey.

We took the hot sun, braved the heat, walked in the field, walked in the village, went to the villagers' home, and did dozens of questionnaires. We have to drink a few bottles of water every day. The sweat that runs down the clothes every day is the kind of water that is screwed out. When it is dried, it is a large piece of white, and the salt that flows out of sweat. There were a few students who had almost heatstroke. Fortunately, they took the person Dan and relieved it. There are many dogs in the countryside, and the dogs are screaming when they see strangers. Some of them catch up and bite, scaring us to run wild. We can overcome these objective difficulties. The key is that when the villagers’ home visits were conducted, some of the villagers were quite refreshed and worked very well with us. Their own home visit investigation was completed, and they also enthusiastically took us to the more familiar neighbors to visit. The few children I met in Yaojiazui Village are very good. Let us walk in the village and tell us which one has to go out to work, and which one does not. Finally, when we left, we sent us to the village.

However, some villagers are cautious. When they see strangers making investigations, they are not willing to cooperate. We must first do ideological work and reason with the villagers. We are only just doing an investigation to reflect a social reality. There is an old man who is like this. At first it was not very cooperative. We told him that we are young volunteers and volunteered. The investigation we did did not have any utilitarian nature, just to reflect the objective situation. Moreover, our questionnaire is in the form of an anonymous name. At the end of the report, the name of the person will not be written, and only a statistical figure will be written. Moreover, we reflect the problems of the peasants themselves, which are related to the immediate interests of the peasants and speak for the peasants. The old man gradually understood, and slowly opened his heart. Not only did we talk to us about what we were investigating, but we also talked to us about a lot of other things, and finally we had to stay at his house for dinner. The old man said to us like this: "Our peasant family, the conditions are not good, there is nothing good, if you don't give up, stay with us for a meal." A simple and kind words, we are moved. Although in the end we finally want to meet with everyone, we can't stay in the old man's house to eat, but the good intentions of the old man are still firmly in my heart.

Although compared with the time when we did the questionnaire survey in the previous two days in the school, it is much harder to do the interviews in the rural homes. However, the face-to-face communication with the majority of farmers can be objective for the farmers. Reflecting some practical problems, when we see their sincere and simple eyes, we feel that more hard work is worth it!

Our group has done a total of 35 questionnaires. Now I will list some of the main questions in our group's questionnaires in the form of statistics and tables below.