What do you think this person would like and dislike about living in your town or city? I live in Tei-wai, Taiwan. It is a rural country. In the ensuing paragraphs, I will marshal pros and cons for those who want to move in. First, it is inconvenient and unsuitable for those night owls. In our country, shopkeepers are prone to close their door early and have a dinner with family. Therefore, it is hard to find a food stand or restaurant opening after sunset. Besides, the only public transportation is bus which always disappoints me while I wait for them. You cannot decide when to arrive in the bus stop by the timetable posted in the bus stop. Also we don’t have a busy schedule of buses in my hometown. Therefore, if you want to go to the downtown, you may advise going home early for fear of missing the last bus. On the country, it is a good place for those who are used to sleeping early and disliking hustle and bustle. Living in here, you can escape from the light and noise of metropolises. Besides, it can force you to stay healthy because it is hard for you to grape something to eat at night and to hang around in the downtown too late. Second, the lives pace here is slow. Owing to the fact that the average age of residents are over sixty and volume of old building, it will make you feel the time frozen. Hence, it will upset those concentrating on the efficiency while they make business with the local. Furthermore, it is rare to find the house aging are less than ten years. Then it will make those running after the high technology unsatisfied. On the other hand, it is a heaven for those who tired of the high process of the city. This is a good place to slow our paces and change our attitudes toward the lives. Moreover, you can find the missing past hospitality in my hometown, all of inhabitants here are pleased to help the others. In a nutshell, though I have been to lots of cities and enjoy advantages of the technology, I still opt to stay here even if I have chance to move out.