Development and Utilization of Rural Idle Homesteads in the Context of Rural Revitalization-A Case Study of Leisure Agriculture

Most of the villagers went out to do migrant work, which led to the idle of the village house. Since the renovation of the old village, the village branch has taken various measures to actively introduce enterprise financing, taking the development and utilization of rural collective land as the core, speeding up land consolidation and circulation, improving infrastructure construction, and improving the living conditions of the villagers. [...]the low-end products of leisure agricultural management are mostly based on sightseeing, catering and accommodation, and lack of diversity. [...]the time of tourists staying in rural areas is very short, most one day. 3.2 Lack of legal basis for vitalizing idle homesteads In order to strengthen the management of rural homesteads, the state and local governments have issued a series of laws, regulations and policies, which clearly stipulate the ownership, use right and property rights of rural homesteads, and restrict or even prohibit the transfer or rent of collective l;and to conduct non-agricultural construction and take back the land used not in accordance with the approved use. According to the theory of property rights, farmers can build houses to meet the living requirements , obtain economic benefits through using the homesteads , for example, making operating development of homesteads and renting the homesteads.