Most people live in big cities while others live in small ones. Lifestyle may change from place to place, but one thing everybody has in common: The eternal search for a better quality of life.
[The first sentence is a bit trivial, along the lines of "Most rats are bit, while the others are small".]
Especially in the big cities like New York, London, Paris, and Tokyo, people usually have better access to health, housing, transport, food and so on. But the cost for this can be high.
In the streets traffic jams, extreme noise and pollution cause drivers to be stressed and get impatient. Things that easily effect passers-by as well.
On special occasions great crowds go out for refreshing themselves. Many people like drinking beer, others prefer have a juice, mineral water or simply eat light food.
[What are you trying to say here? That crows assemble in the parks?]
When people go home from their work, some take advantage to go shopping, while others prefer going to the park looking for pure air or just walking around the boulevards or squares. Those who live by the sea like appreciating the breeze. There are also those who enjoy staying at home watching TV or talking to their family and friends.
Today most of people enjoy modern life, new technologies, fashion and find new places to explore and feel good at them. For example when someone goes downtown, he or she has the opportunity to walk through malls, museums, theaters, beautiful avenues or parks and meet other people from different neighbourhoods of the city.
He or she may also witness curious scenes, and when some of them sometimes can look awful and aggressive in time of crescent worldwide violence. So, people should avoid going to places which can be susceptible to this kind of situation.
[I have no idea what this means?]
Going out walking is always a good action as it removes stress, besides offering opportunities for a social encounter, renew contacts or get to know other parts of the place you live. So, take some time and interact with your city and neighbours. Enjoy life and seize the best oppertunity you may have!
[neighbor = American; neighbour = British]
