A dialogue between two friends about village life and city life
A dialogue between myself and my friend (Tony) about village life and city life
is given below:
Myself: Hello, Tony. How are you?
Tony: Fine,
thanks. What about you?
Myself: I am well. However, what’s experience about last
visit to your own village?
Tony: Yes, you know I like my village very much. Village
life is always an attraction for me.
Myself: Why is it?
Tony: Because village life is more charming and
interesting than city life.
Myself: Sorry, I can’t agree with you on some points. All the modern amenities and comforts are available in the city life. For this reason, to me city seems to be more attractive.
Tony: But can you deny the exquisite natural beauties and other facilities of village life?
Myself: Well advantages of living in a city are unique, which we can’t get in the rural area.
Tony: What are the major advantages of living in a city?
Myself: In a city life, we can get electricity, gas and pure water. We can also enjoy satellite TV, the internet, air conditioned shopping malls, museum, public library, zoo, botanical gardens and all reputed school colleges and universities.
Tony: But the facilities of village life are not
available in the city.
Myself: What are the benefits of living in a country
life?
Tony: Fresh air, lots of free space, green fields and sunshine make us comfortable in a village. Fresh foods, vegetables, milk, fish all seasonal fruits always tempt us to live country home.
Myself: But the life of village is slower. Transportations and roads are not adequate and available.
Tony: City life also has some disadvantages. City life is full of chaos. The city life is over burdened with smoke of vehicles, with conspiracy of self centered people.
Myself: Really you have laid a very significant point. In fact, both the city life and village life have some different tastes of their own. Someone may find an unmixed delight returning to the lap of nature from the din and bustle of city life.
Tony: Thanks a lot for this realization.
Myself: Okay. See you again.
Tony: Bye.

