The main difference between city life and country life.

Living in the city and in the countryside are completely different. Living in the countryside brings more open space, pollution-free environment, clean food and healthy life.

On the flip side, people in rural areas depend on cities for some educational and medical benefits. This fact is not only in Vietnam but also in the world, in rural areas means that there are few opportunities to access high-quality education and health care.

Meanwhile, living in the city offers a flashy life with full amenities. You are at the center of everything, where you have easy access to all the modern conveniences that make your life colorful. Of course life in the city is more mechanical and complicated. When millions of people live in a small area, they rarely show strong solidarity. This is why many people view life in the city as stressful and complicated. Living in the city or in the countryside is a choice about how to live. It is difficult to say where is better to live in, because this depends on each situation, personality and many other external factors. Living where you feel most comfortable is the most worth living place. Here are some detailed analysis that you can refer to before starting your choice.

1. Busy city life and quiet country life In order to keep up with the hectic pace of city life, people move like a machine and thus life in the city becomes more stressful. But city life always guarantees better citizenship and access to all modern conveniences.

While rural life is concentrated in a small area, people have enough time to move around freely. But living in the village means you have to depend on the cities because most modern technologies are not available or sufficient (e.g. the story of going to college).

2. Cities are more polluted than life in the countryside

Air pollution, noise, and water pollution are common in city life. Factories and vehicles are the reason behind this type of pollution. However, city life has more job opportunities than rural life.

Living in the countryside ensures fresh air, clean water and no noise. Rural people are less prone to diseases such as asthma and bronchitis. But job opportunities are less, so they have to run into the city and accept "inhaling dust".