When I was about nine years old, my family took a trip to a beach. We stayed in a caravan near the bay. Due to the cold weather, most of the time my family played games on the beach and had a picnic. I especially loved looking in rock pools for fish and crabs and other sea life. I don’t know why, but it fascinated me back then. On one occasion, I caught loads of crabs in my bucket and when it was time to go back to the caravan at the end of the day, my mum and dad told me I should put the crabs back into the water. I was really upset because, being a small child, I wanted to keep them. However, they eventually convinced me that if I kept them then they’d die and so it was best to put them back in the sea, where they’d be happy. I always look back on that time fondly. I learned an important lesson that day that has served me well in life. It is important not to be selfish and to consider the feelings of others when making decisions– even if they are animals.

Living in the countryside is really good for your life because of these reasons. First, living in the country can bring you a clean environment. The air is fresher and there are lots of big trees, paddy fields and rivers, you can walk on the fields or along the rivers to enjoy the clean and fresh air there in the early morning. Second, living in the countryside is cheaper than in the city because people there have lower income and have the habit of spending a lot of money. If you live in the country, you can save a lot of money. Finally, people in the country are more friendly and helpful than people in the city because they live near each other. People live together in a small village so they can talk countryside can have festivals and you can join and fell very happy. In concluson, there are many benefits of living in the country.