It is too expensive to look after and repair old buildings. This money should be spent on building modern buildings instead. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Maintenance and looking after ancient buildings is too huge cost.
Although
I agree it is too important to reforming ancient buildings, I believe that building modern architecture is vital too. On the one hand, it is important to countries
to keep
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keep
and look after their ancient and historical buildings because
firstly they
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firstly, they
are identity and culture of
country
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the country
and it is important
to
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for
maintenance and keeping them for people live now and
next
generation
for example
Persepolis is one of the historical and
architecture
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architectural
feat in Iran. It was built many years ago by Korosh the
first
king of Hakamnesh.
Secondly even
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Secondly, even
though it is
to
to a degree exceeding normal or proper limits
too
huge cost depending
money
for ancient
buildings government
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buildings, government
building government
building building government
can receive a lot of
money
for people who visit the historical place. Society
grow
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grows
economically they can attract a
lots
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lot
of
tourist
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tourists
to visit their countries.
On the other hand
,
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,
although
I think government have to consider old building
,
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,
it is important to build
modernplace
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modern place
and spend
money
to
builthem
. Because it makes
country
seems progressive, developed, and advanced so it is essential for countries and it cause
country
seems modern.
For example
Debi have a lot of
present building
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the present building
and attract many
tourist
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tourists
from all of the word and
country
looks
butiful
delighting the senses or exciting intellectual or emotional admiration
beautiful
pitiful
. And people live in modern houses Overall
,
Accept space
,
I think paying
money
to keep and repair ancient building is as important as spending
money
on recent building so government should notice both ancient and modern
building
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buildings
.
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