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The place that i would like to live in
Ho Chi Minh city is the largest metropolitan city in Vietnam, and it is the place in which I would like to live the most. First, the climate in Ho Chi Minh city is pleasant enough for most of the Vietnamese people. The city has a tropical climate, with an average temperature is around 27 degrees Celsius. The weather is not too hot or cold in any period of the year. Although you sometimes might get stuck in a rain, but the sun will usually be back again in a minute. Second, Ho Chi Minh city provides an excellent quality of education for citizens. With over eighty public, private and international universities with modern facilities, you can take a course that is suitable for you easily. Third, the people in here are very friendly. I have had a lot of friends when I studied in this city two years ago. Finally, it could be said that Ho Chi Minh city is a entertainment center in the South of Viet Nam. There are many theatres, parks, cinemas, clubs, coffee shops, karaoke bars... to visit after a long working day. However, some people might say that the cost of living in Ho Chi Minh is quite high, but I believe when living in a big city like this, I will recieve the benefits which are deserving of the money I spent. In brief, I think Ho Chi Minh city is the first-choice place to live in, and I will move to here in someday.
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