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Read the following passage and write a summery: Let us climb the hill that rises behind the village and look back. The village seems almost unchanged in the valley.A large area of green vegetation surrounds the homes of the villagers. Look carefully. Has the general appearance of the village changed in this changing world? Through the trees you can still see in the main street the same shops that were there when you and I were young, before we went away. Look at the shapes of the fields, there is no change there. But you will notice some difference in the village school. It is being enlarged. Several more classrooms are being added to it, though you can still make out the lines of the buildings that we knew when we were pupils there. It is not late enough yet for the shopkeepers to light their lamps, but we must walk down the hill again before it is too dark to see the path. Most of the older villagers have been happy enough to spend their whole lives here. Now, of course, they are too used to the place to want to move away or to travel far. But for many young people, life here is not varied enough to satisfy them. The place seems much too quiet. There is nothing here to interest them. Their parents tell them that city life is hard and too competitive to suit them; but the young men and women answer that conditions in the country are too limited to offer them opportunities for making a good living.Naturally the parents of these young people want to keep their children with them. Although life is sometimes hard, they say, working on the land is peaceful. They are very friendly with their neighbors. They share their joys and sorrows. They help each other misfortune. They are never lonely. Very often the young men and women don’t listen to them. The city has too many attractions to offer, with its busy streets, fine shops, bright lights, cinemas and other entertainments. Many young villagers earn quite enough money in the city to have a comfortable life there- but not all of them are so fortunate. They do not yet know how difficult to get work, and they do not yet know what temptations await them. Some succeed but many more fail. Who are right, the parents or the young people?

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