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WHICH ONE DO YOU CHOOSE? LIVING IN A BIG CITY OR IN THE COUNTRY? WHY?

 It's my honor to stand here presenting about my choice between living in a city or in a countryside.


Although I was grown up in a countryside, I prefer living in an urban area. At the age of 22, like other young people, I'm fascinated with the glory of the magnificent city. I was attracted to the grandeur of building, the fantastic public transport system and the modern infrastructure for the first time I came to HCM city. They're things that I can't find in my hometown. 

In addition, one of the most important things that make me choose living in the city is the medical care and service. Living in an urban area allows us to get help in the major medical institute and service. Getting help in the city can occur more quickly and even more specialized. Because of the lack of the high quality health care service, the citizens living in the rural area always spend much time and money on arriving in big city to meet the doctor. It's inconvenient if someone is so sick that they can't go anywhere, getting treatment in a hospital with modern equipment and qualified doctor will be a tricky thing.

Moreover, an excellent perk of living in a city is a sheer amount of career available. Seeking a full-time employment in your field or only looking for a place to lend a helping hand in your free time, city life presents an opportunity to grow and serve in whatever manner you wish.

Besides, the night life in the city is more busy and exciting. There are many places to enjoy entertainment such as shopping center, movie theaters, street food vendors,... I feel my life is more meaningful as I go to these places and let my stress out after series of hard working days. 

Eventhough I live with air pollution, traffic congestion, noise pollution etc, I'm attracted to the modernity and convenience, the high number of job opportunities and good medical care and service of the city. They are the reasons make me decide to choose a city to live in.

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