The table demonstrates how many proportion of adults was taking part of leisure activities between rural and urban areas in 1990 and 2010. Overall, reading was the most popular in both rural and urban over 20 years. Meanwhile, though photography was the minority in 1990, in the last year, animated plays had replaced the position as the least portion among the others.
As regards the first time, reading was the most preferred activities with 61 per cent of urban and 71 per cent of rural. It was tailed by playing and animated plays which respectively had around one of third and one of sixth of reading figures in the whole different region. In the meantime, photography was the lowest portion with 7% for urban areas and 14% for rural areas.
Turning to the next period, similarly to the first year, reading was still the majority activities in free time with the same figures of 78% for rural and urban, meaning that notably for reading in urban increased significantly almost a fifth. Next, unlike animated plays at 10% for urban and 14% for rural (falling by 4%), likewise playing at 14% (declining by 7%) and 26% for rural, interestingly, photography activities either urban or rural area grew by 10 percent to be exact.