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Asia vs. Europe
I have a channel on my cable called the Travel Channel, and all day, it takes you to different places and experience different things. I've been watching that a lot lately, and it mainly goes to Europe and Asia. (I'm from Asia and I live in the United States.) Which one would you choose?
I would actually choose Europe because its richer. Both continents have very good views, but Europe, of course, makes it a tourist spot, and it just seems better. On the other hand, Asia is just so poor and there doesn't really seem to be as much to see as Europe, but there are very interestingly bizare foods.
I would actually choose Europe because its richer. Both continents have very good views, but Europe, of course, makes it a tourist spot, and it just seems better. On the other hand, Asia is just so poor and there doesn't really seem to be as much to see as Europe, but there are very interestingly bizare foods.
I don't understand the question. Why would you want to prefer one continent to another? Take both! Better still, take the best bits of both.
I'm one for Europe. The cultural history behind it fascinates me more than Asian history. I'm not sure why, just a personal preference. I also do like the fact that Europe is less crowded and wealthier.
Don't get me wrong, I'd visit Asia too.
Don't get me wrong, I'd visit Asia too.
Cooler people in europe, know more people in europe, more popular, better place, completely non-communist ( as far as I know ) and just cooler I guess. But yea why ask lol?
There are places in both I'd like to visit, and they both have places I'd rather not go. If I had to choose one though I'd pick Asia since it would be the most different from where I am now. There's something about each Asian country that would make me want to go there.
Asia or Europe? I prefer Eurasia!
First world or third world...
It just depends on wether you value antiquity or novelty.
It just depends on wether you value antiquity or novelty.
By Asian vs. Europe, what do you exactly mean? Which one is better? I choose Asia! Possibly because I'm FROM Asia, lol. Yeah Asians rock!
i think both of them are good but i want to say Asia...Because i'm from Asia and i also have been in Europo and i choose here...Because Europe's culture is too new...I mean it hasn't located yet and still not devoloped yet...So before 1796 Europe was too bad about Democrachy...
well i would pick Asia for the Nature, And Europe for the Girls !! hehe
Asia is much better Europe because of the spices and the villages. The culture of the place is still there unlike Europe where the culture is very "westernised"
I preffer Asia for its rich culture. Europe is new developed continent, thus poor in culture. Europe does not have any of its own religion survived.
Asian people are more friendly than Euoropeans. All of the world religions originated in Asia.
Asian people are more friendly than Euoropeans. All of the world religions originated in Asia.
I'd live in the south pole if it wasn't so cold there 
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| I preffer Asia for its rich culture. Europe is new developed continent, thus poor in culture. Europe does not have any of its own religion survived.
Asian people are more friendly than Euoropeans. All of the world religions originated in Asia. |
European culture is mainly Greco-Roman culture, which became mature in the 4th century BC, so it may be newer than some Asian culture, but it's not that new, and although the old religions of Europe have mainly been relplaced by Christianity, there are still strong traces of those old religions. For instance, the Catholic concept of the apotheosis of saints is a carry-over from the old Roman/Etruscan idea of apotheosizing heroes, some of the Popes titles are actually inherited from the Roman Empire, and most churches in England contain a carving of the Green Man, which is a pagan symbol. The Christmas Tree is a Germanic pagan symbol, and so are harvest festivals.
When it comes to beautiful old buildings and works of art, there are probably more in Europe than in Asia, even though Europe is much smaller, because so many things in Asia have been destroyed by time.
Anyway, Europe is not really a continent -- it is just a small part of Eurasia, about the same size as India.
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