What's the difference between rural life and urban life?

There is still a big difference between rural areas and cities. People living in cities yearn for the leisure and tranquility of rural life; People living in the countryside imagine the prosperity and beauty of urban life. In a word, "people in the besieged city want to go out and people outside the besieged city want to come in", which seems contradictory but reasonable. Let me first analyze the differences between urban and rural areas from four aspects: food, clothing, housing and transportation.

In terms of clothes, I personally feel that there is little difference between urban and rural areas. First, because of economic development, rural areas are not much behind cities now, and some rural areas in cities are not necessarily without them. For example, there are some brand-name clothes, and there are many specialty stores in the countryside. Second, because of the prosperity of online shopping, it is only a matter of time before express delivery can be sent in both rural and urban areas. Therefore, clothes in rural areas are at most less unconventional than those in cities.

In terms of food, there may be fewer "tricks" in rural areas than in cities, and the dishes are not so exquisite. But in terms of ingredients, rural food is absolutely healthy, because it is a home-grown vegetable, and there are no problems such as pesticide residues. The city, however, is not unhealthy, but it is worrying to eat and the price of vegetables is expensive. Therefore, many city people will envy the countryside, and farmhouse music will flourish.

In terms of housing, the houses built by rural people are relatively spacious, mostly two or three floors or bungalows, and even have their own small yards, which are very free. Most people living in the city are buildings, and they need to go upstairs and downstairs, and they have to pay property fees, but its advantage is that it is more convenient, open 24 hours a day and convenient transportation.

In terms of travel, some second-and third-tier cities mainly rely on subways, buses and bicycles, and it is also convenient to enjoy bicycles in recent years. There are generally no subways and few buses in rural areas. Travel mainly depends on small donkey electric cars. At this point, the city is more convenient.