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Living in a City or Country

 
Living In a City or country


Most of the population of a country prefers to live in cities. However, the question is Is City Life better or Country life for everyone?





Some people argue that living in a country can be a source of exploration. As the people living in a country prefer to do everything with their hands. Moreover, they know how to manage if there's a problem.



Other people say that in a country is like living with no sources  according to their thoughts, in country there's lack of education, transport🚙, hospitals🏥 and other activities such as cinema🎟️, theatre or a sports clubs, which most of young generation likes.



In the nutshell, I must conclude that if you want a healthy life it's better to live in country. But if looking for a colourful life 🏙️ city is perfect for this. 

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