Question

In industrially developed countries there is a tendency for people to leave big overcrowded cities and move to the countryside where they find peace ,quiet and an unpolluted environment . So what is wrong with cities ? Only a few decades ago they seemed to be so attractive . A lot of people will tell you that life in big cities is really stressful. The city centres are full of busy and noisy activity day and night and the suburbs are usually dull , overcrowded and tend to have criminal problems . The roads in towns and cities have become unsafe especially during the rush hours when drivers and their passengers waste time in traffic jams . Besides , not all parts of big cities look beautiful , some of them actually look quite ugly with similar high-rise crowded buildings . on the other hand, some other parts of towns and cities may look fantastically picturesque. there is always a lot to see and to do in towns and cities . They offer many more job opportunities than a small place in the country .They have a good choice of schools , universities , libraries , museums and theatres . To sum up , i can say that both towns and the countryside have their own attractive features . So people should be able to decide what lifestyle is closer to them.

Answer 1

В промышленно развитых странах существует тенденция к тому, что люди покидают большие переполненные города и переезжают в деревню, где они находят мир, тишину и незагрязненную окружающую среду.Так что же случилось с городами? Всего несколько десятилетий назад они казались такими привлекательными.Многие расскажут вам, что жизнь в больших городах действительно напряженная. Центры города полны напряженной и шумной активности днем ​​и ночью, и пригороды обычно скучны, переполнены и имеют критические проблемы.
Дороги в городах стали небезопасными, особенно в часы пик, когда водители и их пассажиры тратят время на пробки.Кроме того, не все части больших городов выглядят красиво, некоторые из них на самом деле выглядят довольно уродливо с похожими многоэтажными многолюдными зданиями.с другой стороны, некоторые другие части городов могут выглядеть фантастически живописными.в городах всегда есть что посмотреть и что делать. Они предлагают гораздо больше возможностей для работы, чем небольшое место в стране. У них есть хороший выбор школ, университетов, библиотек, музеев и театров.
Подводя итог, могу сказать, что и города, и сельская местность имеют свои привлекательные черты. Поэтому люди должны иметь возможность решить, какой образ жизни ближе к ним.

Answer 2

In industrially developed countries, there is indeed a trend of people leaving big overcrowded cities and opting for a more peaceful, quiet, and unpolluted environment in the countryside. This raises the question: what is wrong with cities? Just a few decades ago, cities seemed to be incredibly attractive to many people.

One major argument against life in big cities is the high level of stress. City centers are filled with busy and noisy activity day and night, while the suburbs often tend to be dull, overcrowded, and plagued with criminal problems. The roads in towns and cities have become increasingly unsafe, especially during rush hours when drivers and their passengers waste precious time in traffic jams. Additionally, not all parts of big cities look beautiful; in fact, some areas can be quite visually unappealing with their abundance of high-rise buildings and a general sense of crowding.

On the other hand, certain parts of towns and cities may offer picturesque surroundings that are simply breathtaking. There is always a lot to see and do in urban areas, as they are known for their extensive range of job opportunities, educational institutions such as schools and universities, as well as cultural establishments like libraries, museums, and theaters.

To sum up, both towns and the countryside have their own attractive features. People should have the freedom to choose the lifestyle that is closer to their personal preferences. Some individuals thrive in the hustle and bustle of city life, while others find solace and fulfillment in the tranquility of the countryside. Ultimately, it is up to each individual to determine what environment suits them best.