Cities and villages

Tema	Anglų kalba
Tipas	Topikas
Aprašymas	Everyone has a freedom of choice, so all of us can decide where to live: in city or village. The fact is well known that 72 percents of Lithuanians live in cities and only 28 percents of them live in villages. This fact illustrates that there are some really important reasons why people prefer city more than village.
Patalpinta	2005-07-19
Parsisiuntė	1673
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Išsamus aprašymas

Talking about differences between the life styles of people in cities and villages, I must say that they are various. According to the information I have, townspeople have absolutely narrow-minded views. Usually, their lifestyle is as active as people can take it. They are always in a hurry, have many things to do, and never forget about interesting ways of spending their free time. I am sure many would agree that they socialize more than country-people. On the other hand, towns-people tend to live unhealthy life and eat not wholesome food. If you asked me about country-people, I want to say that their lifestyle is very different from town-people. Some people say that country people live secluded life, do not socialize to each others. They don’t have cultural needs and don’t care about parties and other celebrations.
Certainly, in cities popular careers are lawyers, teachers, and auto mechanics. Usually, country people are farmers or have no profession.
Very low variety of jobs in villages is one of the biggest problems in Lithuania. Seasonal jobs are most popular in villages. At the same time to find a job in city is easier, as there are many organizations and commercial firms, which give jobs to many people. Of course, and salary differs. If people work in village, their jobs are very hard, but they don’t get better salary. Everything is on the contrary. Their salary is less than workers in city.
To sum it up, I must say that there is no matter where you live, life always seems very difficult.

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