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‎ Some young people leave the countryside to live in cities or towns, leaving only ‎older people in the countryside. What are the problems of this issue? What can ‎be done to solve this problem?‎

Nowadays, the young generation
tend
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tends
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 to move to cities or towns from the
countryside
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, and the
population
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 of only elderly
people
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 accounts for the majority in the
coutryside
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countryside
.
This
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 essay will explore several issues that have been caused by
this
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 unbalanced
population
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, and I will explore a possibly effective countermeasure to improve
this
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 problem.
Firstly
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, the less density of young
people
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 affects convenience and
excitiment
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excitement
 of the individuals'
life
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 in
coutryside
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countryside
.
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, the total
population
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 in the
countryside
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also
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 decrease relatively.
This
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 trend impacts the number of shops and social services, including supermarkets,
restaurants
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and restaurants
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, resulting in
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the
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closure
their
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of their
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 businesses
due to
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 the
hoplessness
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hopelessness
in
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of
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 growth.
Moreover
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,
this
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 significant transition in the
population
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 affects the
life
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 environment in cities,
such
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 as traffic jams, the incredibly
highier
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high
 property market and noise pollution. To
takle
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tackle
take
this
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 problem, one of the
possiblely
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possibly
possible
 effective measures is the engagement by the government, by spending their budget
for
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on
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 encouraging young families to
welcome
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be welcome
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 to the
countryside
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.
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, the government has arranged
the
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a
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 particular tax system which is affordable for young
people
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 in some rural
areas
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 in Japan.
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, the
popluration
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population
 of young families in these
areas
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 has
been
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recovered from the declining trend indicated for a few decades. In summary, there is a negative trend in the
population
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 of
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the
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young generation in the
countryside
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, affecting the convenient and appropriate lifestyle of
people
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 in the rural
areas
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.
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,
while
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 it might take some time to improve the quality of
life
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 in these
areas
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, the government should take responsibility
of
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for
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this
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 problem, engaging sufficient budget for
treatement
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the treatment
 of young
families
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families'
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 lives, thereby enriching not only young
people
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's
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life
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lives
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 but
also
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older
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the older
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 generation's living environment in the
countryside
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.

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Introduction & Conclusion
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Supporting Main Points
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Logical Structure
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Complete Response & Comprehensive Ideas
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Relevant Specific Examples
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Answer the 'Problem and Solution' topic

Problem-and-solution essays fall naturally into two parts, the first describing and exploring the problem, the second setting out the solution or solutions.

You essay structure should look something like this:

  • Introduction
  • Body paragraph 1 – Problems
  • Body paragraph 2 – Solutions
  • Conclusion

Examples to start your body paragraph:

  • One of the first problems of the...
  • Another problem that needs to be considered...
  • A possible solution to this problem would be...
  • One immediate practical solution is to...

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • aging population
  • labor shortages
  • economic decline
  • cultural erosion
  • brain drain
  • social isolation
  • rural development
  • infrastructure decay
  • migration
  • healthcare
  • social services
  • local industries
  • agriculture
  • local businesses
  • cultural heritage
  • traditions
  • loneliness
  • mental health
  • investment
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