talking about changes you like best in your home village

   My home village is a traditional village in the Vietnam countryside.

It has been a long time since people had to dig their own water pipelines for a variety of purposes.

They need these water supporting systems to grow rice, vegetables, or raise animals.

They need to send away wasted water from daily life.

However, everything has been conducted in their own ways without a systematic building method.

As an immediate consequence, the environment is polluted quickly.

The annoying smells have appeared everywhere as the clearest evidence.

   However, everything has changed since a small water factory is built.

All of the water pipelines in the village and the field are rebuilt and directed in a scientific way.

The road and branches in the village are also re-made to make life more convenient and safe.

The wasted water is helped to be solved quickly at home for each individual family and no more irritating stuff appears.

This is the project from a group of agriculture engineers who have grown up from the village and come back to help their hometown. 

People do appreciate them for great help.

Now, the real green color could be seen anywhere, the cool wind delivers the smell of ripening fruits and relax everyone after a day working hard.

Hope this helps!

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In the last few years, my village has changed a lot. Of those changes, what I like the most is the electricity system. 10 years ago, my village was in such a shortage for electricity. People had to suffer from this disadvantage so severly that the economy of the village was so bad. The local had to deal miserably with hunger. Now as the electricity system is well installed, the industry has been also developing significantly. People get rid of unemployment and start to afford their lives. The traditional agricultural works have been also supported by electricity. Thanks to electricity, the mental lifestyle of the local has been improved so much. In short, I believe the appearance of electricity plays the most important role in the betterment of my village.