Turning to the bar chart, the average amount of time spent on cooking and washing, shopping, clothing washing and ironing by women is all greater (larger/ higher) than that of men. In particular, the time spent on cooking and washing and clothing washing and ironing by women is nearly 3 times that of men. By contrast, in terms of repair, women spend less time on this job than men. (figure???)

Regarding household chores, women spent the majority of their time cooking and washing dishes, averaging 75 minutes daily, more than twice the time men spent. Shopping was the second most time-consuming task for both genders, with women also spending more time than men, with respective figures being approximately 35 minutes and around 25 minutes. A similar pattern was seen in clothes-related chores, where women spent 30 minutes, triple the time men dedicated. Lastly, men spent just under 20 minutes on repairs, double the time women allocated to this task.

Regarding the table/ the leisure pursuits, engaging in TV, radio, and videos is (-> was) the most common activity that men and women spent most of their time, with 137 minutes per day and 118 minutes per day, respectively. Moreover, the amount of time spent on reading books by men are (-> was) 18 minutes per day, 1 minutes less than that by women. Furthermore, both genders allotted total 36 minutes per day to sport exercise (should be separated). (sports - the least common/preferred - men 15, women 11)

Turning to the bar chart, nearly 80 minutes per day are (-> was) the highest amount of time that females spent on cooking and washing, followed by approximately 40 minutes per day they spent on/allocated to shopping. Additionally, women spent over 20 minutes per day on clothing washing and ironing while the time spent on repairing was the lowest, with under 20 minutes. Regarding men, the amount of time that men allocated to cooking and washing was over 25 minutes per day. In addition, approximately 25 and 20 minutes per day was (-> were) the amounts of time that men allotted to shopping and repairing, respectively. Lastly, men spent only nearly 8 minutes per day on clothing washing and ironing.

Overall, while leisure activities were popular among males, household chores were mainly taken responsibility by females. In addition, the most common entertainment activity was TV, radio and video and the counterpart in household housework was cooking and washing.

Looking more specifically in the table, it is discernible that men spent more time on TV, radio, and videos, with 137 minutes a day, while that of women allocated was merely ( ~only) almost 2 hours to this type of entertainment. In contrast/ Conversely, exercising was the least preferred activity among males and females, who spent 15 minutes and 11 minutes on it, respectively. Notably, reading books was the activity in which women spend more time than men (with only 1 minute higher) (figure for women).

Regarding the bar chart, the amount of time females allocated for cooking and washing was nearly 80 minutes, while males dedicated approximately 30 minutes of their daily time to this task. Going shopping was allotted followed by about 30 minutes by females, with 5 minutes higher than males. Similarly, the quantity of time women spent on clothing washing and ironing (approximately 30 minutes per day) was almost three times higher than that of men. The opposite pattern was displayed in repairing activities, with almost 20 minutes in males, 2 times higher than that of females.

Regarding household chores, it took women their most of time to cook and wash dishes, around 75 minutes per day, twice more the time men spent. Women tended to spend more time on shopping than men, with respective figures being 35 minutes and 25 minutes. A similar pattern was seen in clothing washing, where man spend 10 minutes, at a third of time on women. Lastly, men spent just under 20 minutes on repairs, double the time women allocated to this task.

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Regarding housework, women dedicated the greatest amount of time on cooking and washing dishes, at 75 minutes per day, which was double men's figure. For shopping, women spent a bit under 40 minutes while this number for men was 25 minutes. Recording the same trend, the figure for clothing washing and ironing for the women was half hour, twice as much as the time of the opposite gender. For repair work, men spent nearly 20 minutes and women spent around 10 minutes.

1.Locals who have visited museums and historical sites rarely or never return.
2.People tend to prefer to travel to explore the historical culture of another region/country

+ lack of awareness and concern of the people

+ costs and ticket prices are high compared to affordability

+ There are no incentives for local residents

Solution:

+ strengthen education and propaganda

+ discount or free for people

+ organize activities to enhance connection with local people

→ Solution:

1 Officials should held several ceremonies and holidays at those place to attract the local to engage in

2 Organize campaign to widespread and raise pp awareness of tradition value and historical

2.Tell local stories

3.Open free on special occasions

4.Organize tours with local guides