SEC S15W3 : "Growing up in a Rural or Urban Area"

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Hi all stemian friends, it's great to be back again to take part in this week's attention-grabbing Challenge contest with a very good theme about "Growing in Rural or Urban Areas"

Before continuing I want to invite my friends
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Have fun friends 🎊💫.

👉Distinguish between urban and rural areas by stating three main characteristics

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Rural and urban areas have many differences and also have similarities in interdependence and mutual need.

A village is a place or residential area that is greatly influenced by the condition of the land, climate and water because all of these are tools or provisions for achieving a prosperous life because the average village population is in the agricultural sector (agriculture, plantations and animal husbandry).

Meanwhile, a city is an area occupied by a dense, multi-ethnic population and a heterogeneous and materialistic economic situation.

The difference between rural and urban areas can be characterized by:

• environment
  The environmental conditions in the village are very comfortable and are still in contact with the outdoors and are dominated by green open spaces or places.
  Meanwhile, we can see environmental conditions in the city from the many and tall buildings, air pollution and noise.

• Resident
  The second most prominent difference is population density, it is clearly visible that in villages the population is relatively small compared to cities which have a dense population from various corners because this number influences job expectations and opportunities in cities to a greater extent than in villages (urbanization ).

• economic sector
  The economic system in the village is only related to people's livelihoods which only consist of the agricultural sector or are only based on natural resources and only work as farmers.

Meanwhile, the economic system in urban areas consists mostly of the industrial and service sectors.

👉Where did you grow up and why?

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The village is where I was born and raised with my family who have lived in the area for generations from our ancestors.

I like living in the village because I really enjoy it for obvious reasons, here I get peace and the scope of a clean living environment that is not polluted by pollution and of course the style of life in the village reflects the values ​​and ethics that can be used as guidelines. Apart from that, in the design there are no social classes that will differentiate one individual from another.

👉If you were told to go to an area where you didn't grow up, would you?

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I feel that is not a problem. I would be happy to be in that place because we can gain experience and of course adaptation to a new environment is needed.

Because adaptation helps us to face new environments with changing social conditions in order to survive to achieve goals and needs.

Before getting married, I lived in the city for 2 years, I got a job there, I was happy because there I felt well accepted and easy to adapt.

👉What are some things that exist in the area where you grew up that don't exist in other areas?

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Of course there are differences. The first thing that is most striking is lifestyle. In the city, a free lifestyle and socializing with people of different genders is something we usually see, which is different from in villages where there are restrictions when making friends with people of other genders.

People in cities lack socialization and interaction with each other because they are busy with their routines and work, in contrast to those in villages, people are very caring and have high social feelings such as mutual cooperation and mutual respect for each other. But that doesn't mean that in the city there is no sense of social concern, it exists in a lower sense than in the village.

And the most important thing is the environment. The environment in the village is cleaner from air and vehicle pollution, more natural, beautiful and of course open space dominated by green trees. Meanwhile, in cities, the level of environmental cleanliness is polluted by air pollution and hot temperatures due to the greenhouse effect and the lack of trees.

Villages and cities actually have their own advantages and disadvantages, it all depends on how we live and evaluate them in terms of positive values ​​and of course each place has its own plus points.

GREETINGS

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