According to national laws, rural land belongs to collective ownership, and no one may buy or sell it in any way; It is illegal to buy a piece of land in the village. Of course, there will be no land certificate, and the signature of the whole village proves that it has no legal effect; It is said that this land has not been planned, but it is just hearsay. Without the approval of construction land, it is agricultural land, and agricultural land is not allowed to build houses; Building a house in rural areas, whether the land is used for construction or not, needs to be approved by the land management department, otherwise it will be regarded as an illegal building and will be demolished. . . .