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With the development of the economy and society, whether it is time to live in a foreign country and work hard, or whether it is time to return home in the 30s and revitalize the hometown economy. The choice of different lifestyles has become an important issue that many expatriate people think about repeatedly. In building a new countryside, policy support provides more opportunities for rural economic development. This book selects 18 representative figures who have transitioned from urban life to returning to their hometowns for development. Among them are writers, designers, painters, advertisers, charity workers, bookstore owners, etc. They have all used their own unique ways to find ways to integrate with the countryside and the countryside, and have contributed their own strength to the construction of new rural areas. In the process, their minds have also tended to level off, reaching a natural and harmonious state, and found the lifestyle they want. Through them, we have a new definition of "township" and "township" life. From them, I saw a broader definition of township. This hometown can be the village where one gave birth and raised oneself, or it can be the second hometown that the heart desires, or even just the rural tradition that the heart identifies with. Returning home is not a passionate and barbaric impulse, but a firm choice after careful consideration. These choices contain creativity on how to survive in the countryside, and even the possibility of revitalizing villages and reversing rural subjectivity.