@Phirun: Modern doesn't always mean better. You can't discover great things in the countryside if you are so practical.

bn ơi bn vt như là ko ai trả lòi là đúng r^^

In my opinion, life in the countryside has many good points. Firstly, life in the countryside is more slowly and more simple than in the city. Secondly, the air is fresher, good for health when going for a walk every morning. Thirdly, the villagers are very kind, friendly, generous and hospitable.They treat to the others beautifully and kindly. Finally, fruits and vegetables are grown in the countryside by farmers and they are fresh and no chemicals. In addition, countryside has fewer traffic jams, traffic accidents and air pollution than in the city. As I have noted, I think life in the countryside is better than life in the city.

That's all. Thanks for watching!!!!

In my opinion, living in the countryside has its own pros and cons. According to benefits, it has fresh air, quite environment and friendly neighbors. Firstly, you have a healthy life. There are no dust, no smoke and no traffic jam. The air is fresh and the rain is also very clean. You can get raging water to cook rice and certainly have and tasted meal. Secondly, living in the countryside is peacful. It is very quiet to relax after working or there are many beautiful wide fields and fresh air.Finally, there are no separations in your town. Your neighors are friendly and helpful. They are really best friends. They will help you pleasently if you have trouble. Each problem has its solution anf your neighbors will share it for you. In conclusion, I prefer to live in the countryside, but I don't want to live there permanently.

- The biggest: elephant, tiger, gorilla, giraffe.

(To nhất: voi, hổ, đười ươi, hươu cao cổ)

- The ugliest: crocodile, spider, gorilla, octopus

(Xấu xí nhất: cá sấu, nhện, đười ươi, bạch tuộc)

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@Nguyễn Nhật Minh

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I went to Viet Nam in 1996. There were mostly manual labour and agricultural productions. 12 years later, when I came back, the country had dramatically changed, there were more technology and equipment and more industrial production too.

Last year, I went back to Ho Chi Minh city after 20 years and to my surprise, there were more services. There were also many opportunities for university (inside and outside the country), which were another surprise for me.

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I went to Viet Nam in 1996. There were mostly manual labour and agricultural productions. 12 years later, when I came back, the country had dramatically changed, there were more technology and equipment and more industrial production too.

Last year, I went back to Ho Chi Minh city after 20 years and to my surprise, there were more services. There were also many opportunities for university (inside and outside the country), which were another surprise for me.