
sherryleio
China
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Thanks for your input to this topic. Yes, I am saying we should not buy a car when it is not totally necessary, I do admit, for many people, the cars have become a part of their life, I am not accusing that. In China, ppl are not living in the suburbs, as Americans do, the workplaces often are not so far, so subways, buses, even the bicycles are not a problem for me and most of my coworkers…the terrible things are, the people start to buy cars only if we can afford, it is not a MUST, just because we have enough money to get it, so we get it…that's the thing that is starting to concern me. The money to own a car is not a very big amount, but it is not small either, for most of Chinese ppl. So I guess we need to reconsider, why not put the mnoney to other things we can do, it is a pure vanity, for the persons who do not really need a car…but the ad on newspaper, on television, these media are advocating the opposite things…SAD! Many European countries are now trying to convince their citizens to ride bicycles, China, this big bicycle country is now becoming a seriously POLLUTED country, I can only smell the trees and grasses at the parks at morning times. My house is just locating the foot of a hill, but the roaring of cars are around here…
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