Some people say music is a good way of bringing people of different culture and ages together. To what extent do you agree or disagree

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There is no doubt that these days the
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industry controls the world ,especially the youth you can find them listening to it in every place. The question is how could
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bring people of different cultures and ages together? In
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view. In terms of the positive side,
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had brought many various communities from other countries together.
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, I am super interested in the k-pop industry it is one of these
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types that had a lot of
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, we can say that it has several benefits. The main reason given to support
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in Korean or the opposite
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them to their culture. To illustrate, that could contribute to
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culture to other societies and
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it is a way to convey the feelings in musical side
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reinforcing the government income.
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unites humans from all around the world. In conclusion,
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there are some people who can disagree with
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thought they can not deny
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has the ability to bring us joy and comfort or calm our worries , the recent
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said that
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has been scientifically proven to have a
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in the on the brain and help it relax.
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view and
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believe that we can betterment the entire world with it.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • cultural diversity
  • harmony
  • integration
  • bridging gaps
  • foster
  • ignite
  • embrace
  • communicate
  • celebrate
  • appreciate
  • inclusivity
  • universal language
  • emotional resonance
  • shared experiences
  • intercultural dialogue
  • intergenerational connections
  • cultural exchange
  • catalyst
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