I am a city resident.
I'm from the countryside.
I was born.
I was born, too
I'm a city resident-I was born in a hospital.
I'm from the countryside-I was born on the kang.
I am a city resident-from today on, I am a happy little citizen of * * * and China.
I am a rural person-from today on, I am an honorable taxpayer in China.
I am a city resident-I enjoy all kinds of benefits from the state and my parents.
I'm from the countryside-I pay all the expenses apportioned by the state and the village on a per capita basis.
I am a city resident, how happy I am!
I am a countryman-how "glorious" I am.
I'm from the city-my parents' salary can be saved besides spending money.
I'm from the countryside-my parents have paid for the crops, so I can barely eat until the Spring Festival.
I am a city resident. I played with all kinds of toys when I was a child.
I'm from the countryside-I played with all kinds of mud when I was a child.
I am a city resident, and I went to kindergarten.
I'm from the countryside-I can pick ears of wheat when I grow up.
I am a city resident, and I often eat snacks.
I'm from the countryside-I often cook fast-maturing ears of wheat to eat.
I am a city resident, and I went to primary school.
I'm from the countryside-I'm in primary school, too.
I am a city resident-my school is so beautiful, and the new teaching building in new China is so tall.
I'm from the countryside-my school is so classical, and the temples built by landlords in the old society are really strong.
I am a city resident-our desks are beautiful and I am very happy.
I'm from the countryside-our desks are so strong and smell of earth, but we have to bring our own stools, which is depressing.
I'm from the city-my mother loves me and often gives me pocket money.
I'm from the countryside-my mother often spanks me because I always shout for candy. It hurts.
I am a city resident. I can go to parks and children's palaces on Sundays.
I'm a countryman-I'm going to graze cattle on Sunday.
I am a city resident-I was ill and my father took me to the hospital. I don't know if I can reimburse it.
I'm from the countryside-I got sick, and my father sold the pig and took me to see a doctor.
I am a city resident, and I have grown up.
I'm a countryman-I've grown up, too.
I am a city resident, and I study hard.
I'm a countryman-I study hard.
I'm a city resident-I bought a motorcycle at home and I'm going to buy a car in a few years.
I'm from the countryside-I bought another pig at home, and maybe I'll have one next year.
I am a city resident and I am in high school.
I'm from the countryside-I'm in high school, too.
I'm from the city-my mother's monthly salary can cover a year's tuition.
I'm from the countryside-my parents have been farming for a year, which has saved me enough tuition for one year.
I'm from the city-I want to take the college entrance examination, study hard and get into a good university.
I'm from the countryside-I want the college entrance examination, too. Study hard and try to get into college.
I'm a city dweller-I passed the 630 exam and was admitted to Peking University. My first choice is Peking University.
I'm from the countryside-I passed the 680 exam and went to a university in this province. My first choice is Peking University.
Universities charge fees.
Universities charge fees.
I'm from the city-my father took the family's savings for a year and paid the tuition.
I'm from the countryside-my parents borrowed from the village, and the tuition fee was still 1000. I sold the cattle, which was barely enough.
I'm a city dweller-there are so many mm in college, so hurry up and don't waste time.
I'm from the countryside-I can be a tutor when I go to college, so I'll take the time to earn money to change my liberation shoes.
I'm from the city-my father was laid off, and the company gave him a minimum living allowance in 300 yuan in January.
I'm from the countryside-my father stopped farming, so I still paid about 300 yuan to the country and the village. )
I'm a city resident-my father wants to run his own business and open a shop.
I'm from the countryside-my father wants to go to town to be a migrant worker.
I am a city resident-the state gives my father various preferential policies and tax breaks.
I'm from the countryside-or my hometown pays, and my father pays for all kinds of certificates in the city.
I am a city resident-my father has a good business. He goes out early and comes back late every day, and occasionally takes his family out for a trip.
I am from the countryside-my father has many tasks, getting up early and going to bed late every day, and there is no Sunday.
I'm from the city-my father goes to the bank to deposit money every day, and the shop assistant smiles.
I'm from the countryside-my father asked for a salary at the end of the year, and the contractor scolded and beat me.
I am a city resident-the government said that my father was laid off to start a business and prosper the city economy.
I'm from the countryside-the government says my dad goes to work in the city to create problems and always asks for salary maliciously.
I am a city resident. My family lives in a beautiful house. I am very happy.
I am a rural person-all the beautiful buildings in the city were built by my parents and brothers, and I am very proud.
I am a city resident-I graduated, and the country does not include distribution.
I'm from the countryside-I graduated from the countryside and have no distribution.
I am a city dweller-entrusted by my parents, I entered the office and became a public servant.
I am a rural person-I have nothing to do, and I am still the master of the country when I leave school.
I am a city resident, and I am a servant. My host's family has too many watches, and he took the trouble to bring me the heaviest three. They are money, power and enjoyment.
I'm from the countryside-I'm the host. How can a master have an unnecessary servant? So I asked the servant to take the three heaviest watches. How simple it is!
I am a city resident. I actively consume and stimulate domestic demand.
I'm from the countryside-I work hard and earn money to eat.
I am a city dweller-the country always thinks of me first and is moved by being used by the people.
I am from the countryside-when the country takes it away from the people, it always thinks of me first and is moved.
I am a city resident-the country always thinks of us first and gives us money to spend when stimulating domestic demand.
I'm from the countryside-when the country needs to defend, it always thinks of us first and shoots us.
I am a city resident-I am a citizen of the country, and the country must think of us and take care of our interests.
I'm a countryman-I'm a citizen of this country. We must think of the country and consider its interests.
I am a city resident, and I can walk freely in my country.
I'm from the countryside-I can walk freely in my village.
I am a city resident-tomorrow will be bright.
I'm a countryman-I'm at a loss tomorrow.
Is this ok?