The government spend about 220 million (poundsterling) a year supporting museums and galleries in the UK, and a similar amount subsiding the visual and perfoming arts. This is a huge sum to spend on minority interest, and the money would be better spent on more important things. It should be up to the people who enjoy cultural attractions to pay for them. What are your views?

The UK is one of the countries which is famous for
arts
such
as performing
arts
or
museums
. Most
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locals or non-locals
people
go to
museums
or galleries, they enjoy seeing the
arts
in paintings or 3D visuals.
Therefore
, some
people
think it is not necessary that government spend a
lot
of money to support the art industry.
This
essay will explain my perspective on the benefits of the government supporting
museums
, galleries, and performing
arts
. It is common knowledge that
museums
save a
lot
of historical things of the
country
,
such
as pictures, 3D sculptures, and soldier uniforms from decades years ago. One of the reasons why many tourists want to go to
museums
,
to
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know more deeply about the
country
. Another reason is
museums
and galleries in the UK have a gorgeous
interior
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and
exterior
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.
As a result
, many
people
want to go there, took a photo and upload it to social media.
Besides
that, it makes a
lot
of
people
know more about the UK. At the same time, many societies
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performing
arts
can be known as an identity of the
country
. Not just that, it can be used as a medium for storytelling about the history of the
country
.
For instance
, a
lot
of
people
enjoy seeing performances like dancing and singing. They think watching performances like that, makes them know more about the
country
. In conclusion, the huge money government already invest in
museums
and performing
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effect on the
country
.
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