essay_moving to regional towns or staying big cities People living in big cities are facing many problems today. What are the problems? Should government encourage people to live in regional towns? It is true that there are many problems for people to live in big cities. In my opinion, living in large cities is better than in regional towns. It is obvious to see the problems in big cities such as traffic congestion, air pollution and crowded public transport. In Beijing, for example, there are millions of cars driving in the city where people have to spend more commuting on travelling to their destinations. This situation causing the other vital issue is that the air quality has become dead because a great number of cars contribute to air pollution. As a result of this, many citizens suffer respiratory diseases which pose a threat to their health. In addition, due to the intensive population of the city, many public transport systems such as buses and subways, are too crowded, which means that most citizens who often experience these vehicles feel uncomfortable. In spite of those problems above, it is not convenient for civilians to live in regional towns. Although governments make their maximum effort encourage citizens to move from the big cities to rural towns, people do not have the standard of living as the same as living in the metropolises. An example of this is the number of hospitals and schools. Most regional towns lack adequate health care and education resources. This brings a considerable inconvenience for citizens who intend to live in the places where the governments trumpet. In conclusion, it seems to me that it is necessary for some citizens to live in the regional towns until the governments have provided people with sufficient public services in these places.