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LIFE IN THE CITY AND LIFE IN THE COUNTRY 

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LIFE IN THE CITY AND LIFE IN THE COUNTRY 

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Every person loves the place where he or she was born but people are always wondering whether the country or the city is the ideal place to live. Let us consider what the advantages and disadvantages of life in the city and life in the country are.

Clear that fishing, walks in the forest or just enjoying the sunrise can be a part of your daily life if you live in a country side. Besides, living in the countryside is cheaper and safer than in a city. Finally, life in the countryside is quiet, peaceful, and healthy.
The problem of employment in the countryside is very crucial today. It is especially acute for the young people and professionals.

Most people love cities. In 330 BC Aristotle wrote that by nature man belonged to a city. Many people love the busy city life.
The first thing that needs to be said is living in the metropolis provides plentiful opportunities, both in career and studies.  Different sorts of museums, music halls, theaters exhibitions, restaurants, night clubs located in the city.

On the other hand among the disadvantages are high prices, crime, enormous traffic jams with overcrowded noisy streets. Pollution is the greatest disadvantage of the city life of today.

In conclusion, I can say that you might like living in a city if you enjoy being in the middle of some action and if you like being busy. On the other hand you might miss the slow and relaxed atmosphere of a country side. . You just need to decide if you are a city or a country side person.
As for me, I haven’t decided whether I’d like to live in the city or in the country. I think I will have a house with a beautiful garden not far from the city and enjoy both living in the city and in the country.

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City Life Vs Country Life - David Holmes

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A Video a made for the song - I see wonders by David Holmes. Clips of City Life and Country Life - Which is better?You decide :) made with trakaxpc pro - http://www.trakax.com

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BIG METROPOLIS OR BIG GARDEN? CULTURE OR NATURE? URBAN LIFESTYLE OR RURAL RELAXATION?

It seems that more and more people nowadays are moving to the city, searching for employment, entertainment and excitement. However, there are still many people who yearn for a life in the countryside.

So, which is it? Do you crave the action of the city? Or is the country-life the only way for you? Oxford CultureMania debates the pros and cons of living in the city and living in the countryside.

City Living

The Pros

The Culture – In cities there is no shortage of sights to see, museums to visit, concerts to go to, restaurants to eat at, art galleries to explore, and films and plays to see at the theatre or cinema.
The Convenience – People have everything within easy access thanks to the transport system, or even within walking distance. That is why they don’t need to drive for miles in order to get to work, go shopping, or attend medical appointments.
The Opportunities – Living in a city offers people many opportunities that just aren’t available in small towns or villages. There far are more jobs, flats are more plentiful and many more options for schools and universities.

The Cons

The Stress – City living can be incredibly stressful at times: the traffic, the crowds and noise can sometimes feel overwhelming.
The Crime – There is no doubt that city life is less safe than country life. Crime rates are generally higher and some areas of cities can be dangerous.

The Cost – Living in a city is more expensive no matter if it’s going for a meal, going to the cinema, buying a home or anything else.

Country living

The Pros

Peace and Calm – Cities are filled with people and it is almost impossible to leave your house without seeing someone. In the country you can escape the noise of traffic and the stress of crowds.
Clean, Fresh Air – Take a deep breath confident, in knowing that the air you’re breathing is not contaminated by fumes created by cars and factories.
Feel Close to Nature – Being in the countryside and close to nature is incredibly soothing for the mind and body. Enjoy a breathtaking view or wake up to the sounds of birds singing, not the sound of traffic.

The Cons

Boredom – There is less to do in the countryside. There are no cinemas, fewer restaurants, your friends may live a long way away and your only neighbours may be trees.
Inconvenience – Going to the bank may be a full-day trip. Hospitals and medical centres are further away and this could be a problem, especially in emergencies. Even buying milk and the morning paper often involves a drive.

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Life in the countryside is marked by freedom, after all there is the worry that is common in cities with robberies and other things. Freedom is a great feature of country life.

Good food is also a trademark, after all, at least at the time, we ate what we now call organic products, that is, produced without pesticides, drank water from the mine and breathed fresh air.

The health factor is almost inevitable that you living in the field do not have a regular program of daily physical exercises, after all rural activities are mostly geared toward physical actions that involve walking and jogging all day long.

But what made me homesick was the contact with nature. Nature is beautiful, it is inspiring and brings much peace.