As global urbanization accelerates at an unprecedented pace, an increasing number of young people are choosing to leave rural areas and migrate to large cities in pursuit of better career opportunities and a higher quality of life. However, this trend is causing many rural regions to grapple with severe population decline, deteriorating infrastructure, and the fading of traditional culture. In your view, should governments around the world adopt proactive intervention measures to curb excessive urban population concentration and support rural development? Or is this population movement simply the outcome of individual free choice, in which governments should refrain from excessive involvement? Please articulate your stance, providing specific reasons and examples to support your position.