However, the adverse effects brought by it outweigh the positive effects of it. When the development continues, cities and countryside will be harmful. More and more people go to the city, increasing the pressures of traffic, education, and employment.

However, the adverse effects brought by it outweigh the positive ones. If this mobility of human resource continues without moderate control, consequences may confront both urban and rural areas. For instance, as an increasing number of people move to the city, pressures, such as severe competition in education and employment in cities and the scarcity of labor force in villages, can be intense.