It’s the fact that that people love living in the countryside for some reasons. But besides huge advantages, there are also several drawbacks.

There are a lot of positive aspects of living in the country side. First and for most, countryside is less polluted than city. You can enjoy fresh air, clean rivers, peaceful views, and simple life there. Besides, there will be no traffic jams because the main vehicles are bikes, electric motorbikes or walking. Although the roads are small, but you will rarely breathe dirty air or polluted gases. Secondly, the living cost there is cheaper because almost food are supplied by the locals. It’s estimated that the price in the city is much higher than that of the same food in the country. Noise in the city, which never stops even at night, is always annoying. That’s the reason why country life is the most ideal option. It’s quite, silent and described like a paradise.

However, living in the country has some problems. Choosing to live there means that you have very few forms of entertainment. There aren’t any recreation parks, shopping malls or games there. Besides, if you are young, you will have few opportunities in the country to develop your career. People live slower than people in the city, they have longer time and never busy. Moreover, most of the corporations are located inside the cities, and the rate of unemployment in the country is always high. Another problem concerns the access to the hospitals, schools, police stations and shops, which are usually located far from the village. And sometimes those infrastructures may be not as good as in the cities. Last of all, there are some dangers connected with country life such as heavy snowfall or rainfall.

To sum up, I suggest that country life is suitable for elderlies rather than young people. And sometimes having a holiday in the countryside after working hard is not a bad idea.