Write on email to write about the life in your countryside – the sight – the people – the changes

    I like living in the countryside for several reasons. Tell the environment, it’s a peaceful place. Clean Air. Quiet space. We can enjoy healthy natural conditions without much worry about environmental pollution. As for social security, the countryside is a safer place than a city. While the urban security situation is always complicated with all kinds of crime, rural areas are much safer since most of the countrymen are friendly and willing to help each other. Moreover, rural life is also easier than that in cities. People in cities are susceptible to stress due to pollution, pressure from work, competitions, etc. On the contrary, bad things are very rare in rural areas. In short, except for income matters, rural areas are a better place to live than cities. Everyone has a homeland, my hometown is very beautiful, it is the place where my vegetables are buried, where my mother pulled me into my childhood dream at noon. According to the development and renewal of the country, my hometown was also renewed, replaced by a vibrant atmosphere of large and small works being built. My hometown feels like a new shirt. As for my village’s road before it was muddy, because of the showers, it is different now. It was poured into a higher cardboard tank. My hometown that year it was like the construction season. The rows of houses were built close together on both sides of the road, the atmosphere in the village and the village seemed to be happier. The old schools that were rows of years ago are now old dozens of years ago, now they have been removed and replaced with new, spacious, clean walls with full furniture for us, Surrounded by whitewashed walls, school students seem to be outnumbered. Every home that has a television has a radio and the conditions of all families have also improved. That is why the material, spiritual and cultural life of people in my hometown has been changed and enhanced. Wherever I go tomorrow, I will remember my hometown image forever: ” That renewal day “.