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Do you agree that people who live in urban areas can take better care of their families? Part I With the transition of living environment from small villages to metropolitan cities came so many advantages and disadvantages. Nowadays with the recent advances in technology and the emergence of new fields of study more and more people are migrating to big cities. The question that rises is that, in which life style parents can take better take care of their children. I’m personally inclined to the idea that parents who live in cities can provide better environment for their children to thrive in. In what follows I will further elaborate on my viewpoint. The most important aspect to be considered is the numerous opportunities that exist in cities. Let’s take education opportunities as an example to further delve into. A kid that grows up in a city has access to wide variety of educational facilities for example, better school, colleges, sport clubs, etc. Not only that, when they graduate they’ll have better job opportunities. Therefore, it is easier for them to discover their true talents and thrive in that field. For example, I myself lived in a village in northern Iran, and a friend of mine in high school always wanted to become a director. But, since there was no art school near us, he couldn’t fulfill his dream of becoming a director, he ended up becoming a software engineer because we had limited options in choosing our study paths. Above all of that, since a lot of people from different parts of country with different cultural backgrounds come to live in the cities, children can benefit from the multicultural environment of the city and broaden their horizons had gain much more profound experiences than kids who live in small villages. The rest in part II.

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