When you look back to the last century, amazingly you will find that not only all world’s largest , l0 o D3 k$ Q- E+ ~) i' g
populated cities had experienced different population growth rates, but also the difference between
. L, [" m9 L6 C, Y' qthe city and the countryside had grown accordingly. Two reasons of mine can examine this tendency as following.
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9 h5 J! W0 e( }4 _Topic sentence 1: The glamorous city life allures lots of human resources to r' a3 o% p& t$ w- u8 z
move to/agglomerate in the city, taking major contribution to the gap. (20 words) Supporting sentences: In the city, there are many advantages to attract those talented people to settle down--more # o1 N9 }) z+ c$ d5 ~; R
job opportunities, cultural activities, sporting events, you name them. Therefore, even those ' C9 @/ X5 \/ ~% k' L4 T* O; P
well-educated people who are originated from the country intend to lead a dynamic city life
* D% T) L2 d& C- s3 ]7 qinstead of returning to face the static country view. If the rural government can work out some
& M/ k' Y! \1 ]% m* ^favorable policies such as low prices of land occupied for industrial uses, with the combination - J+ A" N1 H% L$ J
of low cost of workforce, investors are willing to establish factories in the countryside. The
+ q& j7 o4 ]( l' D' W7 Eimprovement of employment situation will enormously help pull back some intellectuals
h& r' v, I3 a- B; @and lessen the gap. (104 words)
; c, O2 A- O9 k$ |Topic sentence 2: In the second part, I would mention the factor of transportation. (11 words) Supporting sentences: The vital resistance of economic development in the countryside is the inconvenient transportation. It has been witnessed in China that almost all leading cities are scattered along
7 p, B- j( p. a( i8 e# gthe coastline. They take advantages of sea, air and other sophisticated transport facilities to # y( j T; s4 v% V. g' L
enjoy high economic growth rates. I suggest that the central government should fund on ) L* v' _3 X$ s' C
infrastructure for the whole nation, including rural areas, to build up a nationwide transport , a# \7 u- N/ q
network. Consequently tourism as well as housing in the countryside will be boosted, and the 7 ]3 H, {/ C( x5 _0 ?. z
difference between the city and the country would be minimized. (94 words)
- u9 r3 I/ G% q6 L {% Qconclusion (48 words) % Z& {/ J, N0 s+ e, g
To sum up, intelligent resources would determine who is the winner or loser of the intense competition; moreover, transit systems also play an important role in developing economy. If 5 E. f, o" b5 O
both issues were tackled properly in the countryside, gap between the city and the country would never be overwhelming |