In recent years, many individuals assume that it is better to locate their home in urban areas. Although some people are opposed to this opinion, I think that settling in metropolises has both benefits and downsides compared to living in the outlying areas.
Those who are opposed to living in large cities have their own reasons based on the drawbacks of that. The first concern is air quality ruin. Every day, there are numberous vehicles on the road, releasing a significant amount of exhausted fumes into the surroundings. In long run, the air quality is getting worse and citizens may suffer from some dangerous diseases such as lung cancer or other lung-related illnesses. Secondly, the cost of living in urban areas is by far higher than that in the countryside. For example, the cost on housing is many times as much as that in rural areas. As a result, dwellers may find it difficult to save and spend money reasonably for their living.
Despite the aforementioned drawbacks, settling in cities also has advantages. Firstly, the job market there is wider. There is a variety of occupations ranging from manual jobs to intellectual ones, which opens many chances for people. Another advantage is the service and infrastructure are more concerned in cities, urban children may have more opportunities to receive qualified academic education than those who are living in outlying areas. Undoubtedly, without well-developed infrastructure, the economy of that city or even the country may not be improved.
In conclusion, although people living in large cities might face several downsides, they also receive the benefits from that compared to those who are living in countryside.
In recent years,
many
individuals assume that it is better to locate their home in urban
areas
. Although
some
people
are opposed
to this opinion, I
think
that settling in metropolises has both benefits and downsides compared to
living
in the outlying areas.
Those who
are opposed
to
living
in large
cities
have their
own
reasons based on the drawbacks of that. The
first
concern is air quality ruin. Every day, there are
numberous
vehicles on the road, releasing a significant amount of exhausted fumes into the surroundings. In long run, the air quality is getting worse and citizens may suffer from
some
dangerous
diseases such as lung cancer or other lung-related illnesses.
Secondly
, the cost of
living
in urban
areas
is by far higher than that in the countryside.
For example
, the cost on housing is
many
times as much as that in rural
areas
.
As a result
, dwellers may find it difficult to save and spend money
reasonably
for their living.
Despite the aforementioned drawbacks, settling in
cities
also
has advantages.
Firstly
, the job market there is wider. There is a variety of occupations ranging from manual jobs to intellectual ones, which opens
many
chances for
people
. Another advantage is the service and infrastructure are more concerned in
cities
, urban children may have more opportunities to receive qualified academic education than those who are
living
in outlying
areas
.
Undoubtedly
, without well-developed infrastructure, the economy of that city or even the country may not be
improved
.
In conclusion
, although
people
living
in large
cities
might face several downsides, they
also
receive the benefits from that compared to those who are
living
in countryside.
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