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Band 6+: The charts below show the percentage of males and females enjoying the leisure time from 1996 to 2006, and the percentage of males and females going to different places in 2006.

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The image presents two bar charts; the first shows the percentage of males and females enjoying leisure time from 1996 to 2006, while the second illustrates the percentage visiting different places in 2006. In 1996, leisure enjoyment is 45% for males and 35% for females. In 2001, it's 50% for both. In 2006, males are at 50% and females at 40%. For 2006 visits: Cinemas are 15% males, 10% females; Pop Centre 10% males, 20% females; Museum 8% males, 12% females; KTV 20% males, 25% females; Beach 10% males, 7% females.
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The bar charts illustrate the proportion of men and women engaging in leisure time in a decade between 1996 and 2006, and the percentage of males and females visiting various places in 2006.

Overall, men remained dominant throughout this period. In addition, while the pop center was the most popular place with men, women went to the beach the most.

In terms of leisure time, there was a steady decline in the percentage of males enjoying leisure time. Beginning at approximate 90%, the figure for males dropped, and troughed its lowest point at around 70% in 2006. Meanwhile, in 1996, the proportion of females was approximately 40%, which was half as much as that of males. Females experienced a slight growth in this period and reached highest point at 63% in 2006.

Regarding places, with men, the percentage of the pop center accounted for 30%, was three times as much as that of cinemas. The figure for the beach made up 25%, followed by the museum and KTV, which were respectively 20% and 15%. With women, the share of the beach was highest, accounting for 30%, followed by cinemas with 25%. The share of the pop center, the museum, the KTV were respectively 15%,18%, 12%.

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