As global urbanization accelerates at an unprecedented pace, an increasing number of people are choosing to relocate to major cities, leading to a sharp decline in rural populations and the deterioration of infrastructure in these areas. However, others argue that the revival of rural life is the fundamental solution to urban pressures. In light of this debate, do you believe that the social benefits brought by urbanization are sufficient to offset the costs of rural decline? Please articulate your position, providing specific reasons and examples to support your viewpoint.