"Plague of these days is young people leave rural areas, if they grew up in them, because in the villages you can't even buy a loaf of bread; there's absolutely nothing going on these areas. "
When I hear about such matters I think about the old times when people were leaving the cities to go far to live at monasteries and some decades after new cities were growing around these monasteries and again some men were going farther away. Things like this had happened at Russia. Other example is the monasteries of China where people were meditating out of city's turmoil and were inventing many new things. These are the common example of different ways of developing. Nowadays we have planes, trains, and cars so I don’t see a problem to sit in a car and drive one – two hours to get to the center, to live there for couple of days and get back. The main problem of people which are living at Russian villages is low salaries and alcoholism. I think it is possible to feel yourself as if you are at the center of London if you have the Internet – just open bbc r1 and google.maps sites…
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Date: 28 June 2017 03:18 pm (UTC)When I hear about such matters I think about the old times when people were leaving the cities to go far to live at monasteries and some decades after new cities were growing around these monasteries and again some men were going farther away. Things like this had happened at Russia.
Other example is the monasteries of China where people were meditating out of city's turmoil and were inventing many new things. These are the common example of different ways of developing.
Nowadays we have planes, trains, and cars so I don’t see a problem to sit in a car and drive one – two hours to get to the center, to live there for couple of days and get back. The main problem of people which are living at Russian villages is low salaries and alcoholism. I think it is possible to feel yourself as if you are at the center of London if you have the Internet – just open bbc r1 and google.maps sites…