Hanoi is located in the center of the Red River Delta. It is one of the major economic, cultural and political centers of Vietnam. When you come here, you will be surprised by the youthful and dynamic pace. The infrastructure is very morden and magnificent . Along the avenues, there are many buildings, shopping malls, administrative offices. Hanoi is also home to many prestigious and well-known universities in the country such as Foreign Trade university, Hanoi university of science and technology, National Economics university, etc. During the day, roads are full with vehicles and traffic congestion, especially is at rush hours, when students go to school and adults go to work. However, at night, Hanoi is more bustling than ever. All the way, the roof are in brightly colorful light, restaurants are on display. At this time, almost everyone has returned home from work, gathering at the edge of the family. After that, they together go shopping, to entertaiment centers and parks to relax after a hard-working day. With me, Hanoi is a great place to live and work. At night wandering in the streets of Hanoi, the smell of milk flowers along the roads makes the soul become strangely peaceful. In the near future, I will build up my own beautiful house there.

I come from a charming village nestled amid rolling hills and lush greenery. What I love most about my village is its serene atmosphere, far away from the hustle and bustle of city life. The air is crisp and clean, and the scenery is picturesque, especially during sunrise and sunset when the sky is painted in warm hues.

One of the things I cherish about my village is the strong sense of community. Everyone knows each other, and there's a genuine warmth in the interactions among villagers. Festivals and traditional celebrations bring the entire community together, creating a bond that is hard to find in urban settings.

The simplicity of life in the village is both refreshing and comforting. I appreciate the slower pace, where time seems to move in harmony with the seasons. Agriculture is a way of life here, and the sight of vast, golden rice fields swaying in the breeze is a source of tranquility.

However, like any place,