LIFE : "Growing up in a Rural or Urban Area"

Living in urban areas is a high expectation for everyone, even if it isn't for anything. The high rate of development, job opportunities, technology, and electricity in urban areas is what draws people there. But what will happen to our rural areas if everyone moves to the cities?

Urban areas are developed areas where people from various tribes come to stay and seek greener pastures. Industries and businesses are established, and people are employed.

The features of the urban areas are:

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• There is a decent road in the urban area that allows people to freely move.

• There are excellent buildings and infrastructures.

• Job prospects and jobs are more plentiful than in rural areas.

While rural regions are the polar opposite of urban areas, they are villages with no development or industry to provide people with work and a means of survival.

The features of rural area are:

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• Living costs are quite cheap in rural areas.

• There are terrible roads in rural regions, causing people to suffer greatly.

• Medical service delivery time is terrible there.

Which area did you grow up and why?

I grew up in the Both. I was born in a rural region and after 8 years moved to an urban place where I live and grow up with my aunty.

Why did I grow there? Yes, everyone likes excellent things, but consider the misery in the hamlet, especially during the farming season. My darling, no one prays for suffering in life.

Will you travel to the location where you did not grow up if told to?

Yes. Depending on how long I'll be there and what I want to do.

If I'm going to visit somewhere, I'd like to spend some time there, change environments, and then return. But if you want to stay there forever, my love, that is capital NO.

What differences exist between your hometown and the other?

My love, there are many work options in cities that are not available in rural areas, and magnificent homes exist in cities that are not in rural areas.

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There are many industries in the metropolitan region that I cannot locate in the rural area, as well as adequate network to surf the internet and conduct other tasks that require a network.

Due to a bad network, I constantly have trouble using my phone to make calls or access the internet when I visit the village.

Conclusion:

I don't mean to argue that rural areas are bad. Thank you for pointing out that there are numerous benefits to living in the countryside that are not available in cities.