Luna Wike Vandiyana 12 IPS 4/22 [podcast]

I live in a small but densely populated village. The name is Wonoyoso Village. Wonoyoso Village is located in Pringapus District, Semarang Regency. In my village there are many small industries ranging from wood industries such as furniture, doors, chairs and tables. My village is known to the local community as a village full of skills.

In my village there are still a lot of agricultural land and plantations. This plantation in my village is often called Kukrukan. So, it's no wonder that in my village there are still many

rice and vegetable farmers. Even so, only the elderly bear the title of farmer. This is because many young people work as laborers.

Many teenagers in my village didn't continue their education after graduating from junior high school, most of whom still closed their eyes about the importance of education. They would rather work for money than learn to seek knowledge. For those who choose to work, money is more profitable than science.

I think my village is very boring. This is because my village doesn't have a place for recreation and shopping. Therefore, I mostly spend time with friends around the house. Even so, the neighbors in my village are also very friendly. We often chat and get together to share stories. Behind the shortcomings there must be advantages. Even though my village has flaws, there are still many advantages to be grateful for.

for example, because my village is in a remote area, there is still very little air pollution here. There are still many plants that can be found in my village. Almost all houses have trees or plants planted in pots.

Besides that, because there are still many farmers in my village, in my village there are also many vegetables and sometimes no need to buy them.

the weather in my village is very sunny, suitable for agricultural areas. solidarity as a village community is still very strong. we still often do assosiation every Sunday.

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