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Rural people were lured to the big city by higher factory wages and cultural and educational advantages
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Rural people were lured to the big city by higher factory wages and cultural and educational advantages

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No, it is generally false that rural people were lured to the big city by higher factory wages and cultural and educational advantages, since those in the country usually stayed where they were.
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