While many people believe that the character of a city has been destroyed by having a lot of skyscrapers, I disagree with this point because advanced techniques in construction can preserve traditional culture. Also, the character of a city does not always represent by concrete materials.
The first point to consider is that modern design buildings including high-rise skyscrapers can be combined with traditional culture and character. The advanced of technologies in various aspects such as architecture, raw materials, and construction provide ability to preserve culture for a skyscraper. For example, there is a high-rise hotel building in Thailand that is constructed by multiple pieces of glass to make it as a shape of a traditional Thai greeting posture called “Wai”. This is a great example which demonstrated how a skyscraper can preserve culture. High-rise buildings do not destroy the character of a city. Instead, it helps retaining culture and acts as a bridge between vintage and modern culture.
Another consideration is that the character of a city could come from the people in that city. It does not always come from materials such as skyscrapers. Fundamentally, we need a proper definition of character. This can be a lifestyle of people such as busy, polite, lazy, calm, and other behaviours. The best example of this is Ho Chi Minh city in Vietnam where there are plenty of old-style small buildings and high-rise buildings situate together. However, the local people are still using motorbikes as a primary method of transportation as well as this city still has heavy number of motorbikes. This instance illustrates us that the character of a city does not always come from concrete materials, so, having more skyscrapers does not always mean losing of the character of a city.
In conclusion, I disagree that having more high-rise buildings will ruin the traditional culture and the character of a city. They can be represented from other aspects such as people, environment and lifestyle which are not relevant to concrete materials such as buildings at all. 
While  
many
  people
 believe that the  
character
 of a city has been  
destroyed
 by having  
a lot of
  skyscrapers
, I disagree with this point  
because
 advanced techniques in construction can preserve  
traditional
  culture
.  
Also
, the  
character
 of a city  
does
 not always represent by concrete materials.
The  
first
 point to consider is that modern design  
buildings
 including  
high-rise
  skyscrapers
 can  
be combined
 with  
traditional
  culture
 and  
character
.  
The advanced of
 technologies in various aspects such as architecture, raw  
materials
, and construction provide ability to preserve  
culture
 for a  
skyscraper
.  
For example
, there is a  
high-rise
 hotel  
building
 in Thailand that  
is constructed
 by multiple pieces of glass to  
make
 it as a shape of a  
traditional
 Thai greeting posture called “ 
Wai
”. This is a great example which demonstrated how a  
skyscraper
 can preserve  
culture
.  
High-rise
  buildings
 do not  
destroy
 the  
character
 of a city.  
Instead
, it  
helps
  retaining
  culture
 and acts as a bridge between vintage and modern culture.
Another consideration is that the  
character
 of a city could  
come
 from the  
people
 in that city. It  
does
 not always  
come
 from  
materials
 such as  
skyscrapers
.  
Fundamentally
, we need a proper definition of  
character
. This can be a lifestyle of  
people
 such as busy, polite, lazy, calm, and other  
behaviours
. The best example of this is  
Ho Chi Minh city
 in Vietnam where there are  
plenty
 of  
old
-style  
small
  buildings
 and  
high-rise
  buildings
 situate together.  
However
, the local  
people
 are  
still
 using motorbikes as a primary method of transportation  
as well
 as this city  
still
 has heavy number of motorbikes. This instance illustrates us that the  
character
 of a city  
does
 not always  
come
 from concrete  
materials
,  
so
, having more  
skyscrapers
  does
 not always mean losing of the  
character
 of a city. 
In conclusion
, I disagree that having more  
high-rise
  buildings
 will ruin the  
traditional
  culture
 and the  
character
 of a city. They can  
be represented
 from other aspects such as  
people
, environment and lifestyle which are not relevant to concrete  
materials
 such as  
buildings
 at all.