What is your choice.
@kuaixueshiqing (161)
August 30, 2010 9:50am CST
Nowadays in my country some people are likely to live in the city, because life there is very convenience. People can get sorts of things they want directly. On the another people are preffer to lead a village life for life there is very plesant and quiet with too much noise and disturbance and the enviroment there is very nice and healthy without terrible pollution.
I would rather to live in a small village for I like quiet life. What is your choice?
6 responses
@formidexo (1351)
• Canada
30 Aug 10
I'm with you! I would also prefer a small village in the country where I could have a small farm and grow my own food. Could I also have a river close by and a mountain not too far? Maybe the ocean not too far away? If I'm going to dream, I'm going all the way. It's free to dream, right?
@kuaixueshiqing (161)
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31 Aug 10
Yes, I also want to have a farm in the countryside where I could build a house and grow sorts of flowers and another things I want.But the fact is that I don't have enough money to by a farm,therefore I have to spend most of my life on working.Village life is just a dream.
@formidexo (1351)
• Canada
1 Sep 10
I remember reading in the Bible about people building their homes, planting vineyards, and all the good things being free. Do you think that might happen one day?
@kuaixueshiqing (161)
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2 Sep 10
No,that's impossible.Because people in the world are selfish more or less, which can not be changed easily. If all the things are free,the world will be out of contral.
@JasperTore (1275)
• Philippines
30 Aug 10
I will rather live in a village than live in a city full of noisy things and busy life. In a village, you can take your time and you don't have to worry on what will happen at the end of the day. There are lots of food available and it is cheap compared in the city. I want a peaceful life and it can be experience if I live in a village. I want to feel the fresh air and be with nature as well.
@kuaixueshiqing (161)
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31 Aug 10
Yes, you are right, village life is very comfotable.But all of what you said is based on that you have enough money so that you do not warry about your life.
@greenline (14838)
• Canada
2 Sep 10
The company I am working for is in a big city, very much in the downtown core of the city. This is a very big city. But, to live in the city is not really my style at all. I prefer to live a calm, pleasant, and quiet place. I would prefer to live in a small town, where I can move about without those noisy and traffic congestions.
@raviteja_ravi84 (2620)
• India
30 Aug 10
I don't know which life to choose. Now i am so addicted to city life so maybe i guess i would choose this only. I am addicted to Net and songs and can't stay anywhere without them. SO i would prefer the hubbub of city life more!
Cheers!
@kuaixueshiqing (161)
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31 Aug 10
Persons like you who have a lively personality are more suitable for city life, for they have integrated into city life and are actully indivisible part of city. If they lived in the village,their life would be out of the normal way.
@Libertywu (136)
• China
1 Sep 10
I prefer to living in a village not far away from city. It can enjoy peaceful environment, fresh air, meanwhile, convenience of shopping.
@sweet_pea (3322)
• Philippines
31 May 11
I have always been a country girl by heart. It is so nice to grow up in a country side. When I will retire I want to come back to the country side and spend the rest of my remaining life there living in a farm.
I am currently living in the suburbs where you get the best of both the rural and urban life. In suburbs you get to experience clean living with fresh air and the laid back lifestyle of a rural life. You get to personally know your neighbors. It is very conducive for a child to grow in a suburb where he can play with the other children in the neighborhood and not worry about pollution. Prices of houses are even cheaper than those offered in the city.
What is good living in a suburb is that it is just near the comforts of the city. You can always experience the city life and it is always near to the best schools in the country. Plus there are more employment choices here. Basically you get the best of both worlds living in a suburb.
