What I dislike about my hometown?

Well, there are many aspects I don’t like about my hometown. The first one is climate. There are
very significant four seasons.And it’s always too wet. What I'm trying to say is in spring, it has a
period rains everyday, that makes me feel terrible, you know, wet socks, wet shoes, and actually
you have to bring an umbrella almost everyday. It’s raining from day to night. And in summer,
there is typhoon. I mean the temperature can reach over 40 degrees, but in Toronto, the degree
is about 25-30 in summer. And as for winter, it doesn’t that cold like here, but it’s still wet you
know, dump and 0 degrees. The worst part is no heating in building at all. So when you are in the
room, it’s just like you are outside, even worse, because no sunshine in the house. So terrible. I
have to wear Canada goose at home. Can you believe that?

And second part is too much traffic and too crowed. I believe it’s the problem, all megacity has.
What I mean is, we need more than 30 mins driving as it’s usually only 10 or less. And the air
pollution everywhere. I think I inhale the you know, dust everytime. It makes me feel unhealthy,
and literally, it is. My nose feel uncomfortable sometimes, and my skin gets allergy.

Another point I would love to say is that deep poverty gap. In my hometown, I guess many
people make I think less than 5000 Chinese yuan a month. Maybe 3000. And 1 Canadian dollar
equal 5 Chinese money. So most people earned only 600 or 700 a month. Also, in my hometown,
everytime I passed by some Luxury store such as Chanel, Hermes, LV.. I saw a line in front of
stores. You know, a very basic bag in LV, like speedy costs more than 2000 dollars, and the pricey
one can be 10000 dollars and more. As most people earn 600 dollars a month. And there is a lot
of super car out of the shopping mall or in parking lot. Sure, obviously, that’s unfair. This is due to
the fact that, a few people, they got power and monopolize most resource and make the rules. To
be more specific,they know how to play the trick in rules to make the rest of us work for them in
our whole life.