If I receive scholarship to study abroad, I will visit Finland as it’s the happiest country in the world. It’s not only well known for the sustainable environment, but also it’s a high quality education. Talking about the environment, you know, the Asia countries like Vietnam are so crowded and have to endure air pollution. Like every time I wake up, I head to the roads and I have to wait behind the bustling lines of people and a huge match of vehicles. Besides that, the vandals on the roads shouting out over the noise and the cars honking everywhere make me feel overwhelmed. While in Finland, people are more polite, they don’t really, they rally shout and the roads are not managed well. As I research, they hardly ever have congestion. Moreover, they have some sustainable development policies for growing the trees and growing some forests. Yes, they also have the policies to take care of the people, like the people benefits from healthcare services to some insurance. About education, Finland is well known for the liberal education that students can choose to learn what they want and they don’t have to be suffocated with overloads, homework like students in Asia.
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If I receive a scholarship to study abroad, I will visit Finland as it's the happiest country in the world. It's not only well known for its sustainable environment, but also for its high-quality education. Talking about the environment, the Asian countries like Vietnam are so crowded and have to endure air pollution. Every time I wake up, I head to the roads and have to wait behind the bustling lines of people and a huge mass of vehicles. Besides that, the vendors on the roads shouting over the noise and the cars honking everywhere make me feel overwhelmed. In Finland, people are more polite; they don't really shout, and the roads are well managed. As I researched, they hardly ever have congestion. Moreover, they have sustainable development policies for growing trees and forests. They also have policies to take care of the people, like benefits from healthcare services and insurance. About education, Finland is well known for its liberal education, allowing students to choose what they want to learn, and they don't have to be suffocated with overloaded homework like students in Asia.
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