雨的自述-职业教育论文
1
、
缺水问题
已经非常严重
2
、产生此问题的原因
3
、你的看法
On Water Shortage
No one can deny the fact that water shortage is a
grave problem
(
严肃的问题
)
with
which
the whole world
is confronted
（面对）
. Actually, it has become so widespread that it has severely
affected people’s daily life and
hindered
（阻碍）
the development of the global economy.
A number of factors could
account for the problem
, but the following might be the
critical
（关键性的）
ones. Firstly
，
the ever-increasing
（不断增长的）
population is a leading cause
of
water
shortage.
As
populations
increase,
the
demand
for
water
grows
accordingly.
secondly,
people everywhere waste water without even realizing it(
毫无意识的
):
showers last
too long
，
taps are left running and so forth. Last but not least,
the industrial production will
cause water contamination (
水污染
)and it will also decrease the existing water resources (
现
有的水资源
)further more.
In view of the seriousness of the problem, effective measures must be taken before things get
worse. For one thing, it is essential that
laws and regulations
be
worked out and enforced
（制定
和执行）
impose
a
heavy
penalty
on
those
who
waste
or
contaminate
waster
deliberately
.
Secondly,
a
large-scale
education
campaign
should
be
launched
to
inform
the
public
of
the
significance of
economizing on
（节约）
water. With these measures taken, it is reasonable for us
to believe that this problem can be perfectly solved in the near future .
如何建立节约型社会？
1.
relevant laws and regulations should be made and implemented to impose heavy penalty on
those who waste resources deliberately.
2.
a
large-
scale
education
campaign
should
be
launched
to
arouse
the
public’s
awareness
that
economizing on resources is of great significance.
3.
The public should bear in mind that building a economical society is everybody’s duty.
1
、目前
网络教育
形成热潮。
2
、我认为这股热潮的原因是。
3
、我对网络教育的评价
the
newly-
coined
word“online
education”may
by
no
means
（不）
sound
strange
to
most
people. During the past several years, hundreds of online education colleges have
sprung up
(
涌
现
)around China.
Why could online education be so popular in such
a short period of time?
（
短时间内）
For
one thing, If we want to catch up with the development and the
great pace of
(
快的步伐
) modern
society, we all should possess an
urgent and strong desire
（急切而强烈的欲望）
to study, while
most
people
nowadays
are
under
so
enormous
pressures
that
(
处在如此大的压力下以至于
)
they can hardly have
time and energy
（时间和精力）
to study full time at school. Furthermore,
online education
enables them to
save a great deal of time on the way spent on the way between
home and school. Last but not least, the
quick
（快速的）
development of internet
，
which
makes
possible
（使之成为可能）
all our dreams of
attending class
on the net
，
should also be another
critical
（关键的）
reason.
Personally,
I
appreciate
this
new
form
of
education.
It’s
indeed
a
helpful
complement
（补充）
to the traditional educational
means
（方式，
方法）
. It can provide different learners with
1
more flexible and various
（灵活多样的）
ways to learn. Most of all, through online education,
we can
stick to
our jobs and at the same time
study and absorb
the latest knowledge.
1.
现在又越来越多的
孩子使用手机
2.
对此人们看法不一
3.
我的看法
There
is
a
growing
tendency
nowadays
that
children
in
mounting
numbers
own
mobile
phones. Does anyone hold the same attitude towards this phenomenon? Definitely not. Actually,
opinions vary from person to person.
Some
emphasize
the
merits
(
优点
)
of
children’s
using
mobile
phones,
they
hold
that
children
can
contact
with
their
parents
or
friends
conveniently
especially
when
they
are
confronted with
（面对）
difficulties or dangers.
Moreover,
mobile phones
equipped with
（装
配有）
various interesting games are also a convenient
source of recreation and relaxation
（娱
乐和放松的来源）
for children who have been under
an enormous pressures from an overload
of
studies
（承担过量学业的压力）
.
On
the
contrary,
a
majority
of
people
hold
that
mobile
phones
are detrimental to
（对
…
有害）
children. For one thing,
children’s being addicted to
（孩子们对
…
的沉溺）
mobile phones is nothing but a waste of their precious and limited time,
which will definitely
interfere with
（影响）
their studies.
Additionally,
radiation from mobile
phone will
exert a detrimental impact on
（对
…
产生有害的影响）
children’s body health.
From my perspective
，
it
is not advisable that
children should bring mobile phones. It is
unbelievable that some students carry mobile
phones
just
for
the purpose of
（
目
的
）
killing their precious time instead of
keeping in touch with
their
parents
regularly.
The
supposed
helpful
（本应该有利的）
tool has become harmful. Accordingly, children should
concentrate
their
time
and
energy
on
studies
，
those
which
might
become
distractions
should
not
be
introduced to them.
217words
1.
近几年出现了
大学生就业难
的现象
2.
产生这种现象的原因
3.
如何解决这一问题
In recent years, college students find it increasingly difficult to get
a decent
(
良好的
) job. It
sounds strange
for the reason that
（因为）
young college students are usually intelligent,
well-educated and
aspirant
（有抱负的）
.
Then what underlies the strange phenomenon
?
（这种奇怪的现象背后暗含着什么）
There are several reasons for this. To begin with, nowadays college students aim too high. All
they want are
decent salaries, comfortable working conditions
and high social status
.
（高收入，舒适的工作环境和高地位）
Consequently, most college
students would rather stay at home
doing nothing and waiting for
their ideal jobs. Another
reason is that many colleges and universities
fail to
adapt their majors to
（使课程适应于）
the
rapid development and growing demand of economy.
So companies find that students
are usually
not fit for
（适合）
their
positions
.
Considering the seriousness
（考虑到严重性）
of unemployment of college students, I think
it is high time that we should
（我们是时候
…
了）
take effective measures to solve the problem.
2
Above all, college students should realize their own
defects
（缺点）
and
further
（
adv.
进一步
地）
improve
themselves
to
keep
their
competitive
edge
（竞争优势）
in
society.
Moreover,
colleges
or
universities
should
provide
more
trainings
and
internship
（培训和实习）
opportunities
before
the
students
enter
society.
Besides,
college
students
should
hold
a
right
attitude towards
jobs and
set their job expectations
at a
suitable and rational level
（
合适而理智
的）
. Only through these ways can the college students find a
satisfactory and ideal
job and have
a brighter future.
（
333 words
）
Job-hopping
1
、现在越来越多学生毕业后
经常换工作
2
、有人表示支持，有人表示反对，人们对此看法不一
3
、你的看法
Currently
，
the
frequent
job- hopping
of
graduates
has
aroused
wide
concern
among
the
public
. Does anyone hold the same attitude toward this phenomenon? Definitely not. As to this
issue, opinions vary from person to person.
Those who hold the opinion that job-hopping is beneficial to graduates claim that
by doing
so, the youngsters
are more likely to
(
更有可能
)
have a better knowledge of
（更了解）
other
fields and then to
expand their horizons
（
开阔视野）
. Moreover
，
changing jobs frequently offers
workers a chance to
move up to a better position
（到更好的工作岗位）
. However, others take a
totally different view that job-
hopping is detrimental to one’s career development. For one thing,
as
the
common
saying
goes,
“a
rolling
stone
gathers
no
moss.”
（滚石不生苔）
The
more
frequent you change your job,
the less likely
you are to be an expert
in a particular area
（在某个
.
特定的领域）
Secondly, this behavior will
leave on the employers an impression of
（给雇主
留下印象）
instability
and
immaturity
（不稳定和不成熟）
.
It
is
no
wonder
that
,
when
interviewing a candidate
, a employer will
raise a question
（提问）
like“you’ve changed jobs
qui
te frequently. How do we know you’ll stay if we hire you? ”
From my perspective, frequent job-hopping
would not necessarily be a bad thing
.
（并非
是件坏事）
it may offer them
a broader space for career development
.
（更大的发展空间）
When
people
join
a
company
，
the
brand
new
working
environment
，
new
colleagues
and
new
enterprise cultural atmosphere
（企业文化氛围）
will definitely
motivate their enthusiasm
for
（激发他们的工作热情）
the new job and thus,
prompt their career to a new level
.
（让职
业生涯更上一个台阶）
thus, I will try several posts before finding the one that is perfectly fit for
me and after that I will remain in the post and
spare no efforts to have it well done
（竭尽全力将
工作做好）。
1.
目前中国
酒驾现象
时有发生
2.
酒驾产生的原因和危害
3.
如何杜绝这种现象
Nowadays,
the
phenomenon
of
drunken
driving
has
arouse
wide
concern
among
the
public
(
在公众中引起了广泛关注
). Especially the young generation living in
metropolis
（大都
市）
, tend to drive after drinking, ignoring the fact that this behavior may
pose underlying threat
to
（对
…
产生潜在的威胁）
their precious life and may even
endanger
（危害）
others.
3
Generally speaking, there are several reasons accounting for this phenomenon. Firstly,
the
absence of consciousness
（意识的确实）
of driving security may be one of the leading causes.
people participate in more activities or banquets
than ever before
（比起以前）
, where they will
drink strong wine
（
烈酒）
. Then, they may get drunk but continue to drive. Secondly, relevant laws
and regulations may not
have been strictly enforced
（严格实施）
to warn people not to drive
after
drinking.
Drunken
driving
is
bound
to
generate
severe
consequence
if
we
keep
turning
a
blind eye and a deaf ear to it
（视而不见，听而不闻）
. Firs and foremost, this behavior will
directly
threaten the safety
（威胁
…
的安全）
of drivers, passengers and pedestrians, resulting in
traffic accidents, injuries and even deaths. Besides, treating the injured and repairing broken cars
means
a grievous waste of
（令人可悲的浪费）
money, time and resources.
In view of the seriousness of this problem, effective measures must be taken before things
get worse. First, it is essential that
the supervisory role
（监管的作用）
of laws and regulations
should
be
strengthened
to
impose
heavy
penalty
on
（严惩）
those
who
drive
after
drinking.
Secondly,
a more extensive education campaign
（
更大规模的教育活动）
should be launched to
arouse the public’s consciousness of the importance of d
riving safety. With these measure adopted,
I strongly believe that drunken driving will
be things of the past
（成为过去式）
.
1
，现在有越来越多的人愿意做
义工
2
，以上现象出现的原因
3
，义工应该具备哪些素质
注：此文章难度较前面文章有所下降，主要是给写作难度大的同学模仿
There
is
a
growing
tendency
nowadays
that
people
in
mounting
numbers
show
great
enthusiasm for
(
对
…
显示出极大地热情
)volunteer works. They are willing to do voluntary work
in many fields
varying from
offering services in sports events
to
keeping passengers in line at the
bus station and so forth.
Ample reasons can account for this phenomenon. In the first place, with the development of
people’s living standard
，
people
should not necessarily be busy
（不必要忙于）
earning money
to
support their families
.
（养家）
Instead, they can
make better use of their spare time
（更
好地利用时间）
by do something valuable and helpful to others, such as being a volunteer. In the
second
place,
influenced
by
（受到影响）
the
education
campaign
launched
by
Chinese
governments, Chinese people’s
awareness
of being a volunteer
has been greatly enhanced
. Last
but not least, doing volunteer work is also
a source of happiness and gratification
（
幸福感和满
足感的来源）
for most people.
Being a volunteer is
anything but
（绝不是）
an easy job. It is required that those who want
to
be
a
volunteer
should
possess
a
strong
desire
to
help
others
and
serve
the
society.
It
is
unimaginable
that
（难以想象）
those
who
lack
love
and
a
sense
of
responsibility
can
bring
happiness to others and contribute to society. (196 words)
1
．
有人认为大学里应
独自生活
2
．
另一些认为大学里应与别人同住
3
．
你的看法
Living alone or Living with Roommates
4
Nowadays,
there
has
appeared
a
heated
discussion
(
有激烈的讨论
)among
the
college
students
as
to
whether
they
should
live
off
campus
（住在校外）
or
live
together
with
other
roommates in the students’
dormitory
. Opinions vary from person to person.
Those who
are in favor of
（支持）
Living alone
maintain
（主张，认为）
that it is very
convenient to live by themselves. They can
enjoy absolute freedom
（享受充分的自由）
in a
room
of their own
（属于他们自己的）
. They can have their own
timetable
（时间表）
without
disturbing
（打扰）
others. But others argue that living with roommates has attractions
of its own
.
With several students
sharing
（共有）
the same room, each person’s experiences
can be greatly
enriched
（极大的丰富）
. They can learn a lot from talking to each other. Moreover
，
by learning
to
tolerate
（忍受）
the differences between individuals, they can become more
mature
（
成熟的）
.
As
far
as
I’m
concerned,
I
prefer
to
live
with
roommates
because
I
love
the
sense
of
belonging
（归属感）
. Besides, live in a dorm can help
save a large sum of money
（节约很多
钱）
.last
but
not
least
，
living
on
campus
can help
me
save
a
great deal
of
time
on
the
way
between
dwelling and school(
住处和学校
)
, which means that I can
concentrate more time and
energy on
（将更多的时间和精力集中于）
my studies.
1.
许多商品都存在
过度包装
的现象
2.
出现这种现象的原因及其带来的后果
3.
为了改变这种状况，我认为
……
No one in China has failed to notice that goods are
wrapped
（包装）
in
flaring
（华美的，
花哨的）
boxes or bags. Taking a look around
，
we can find examples with ease
：
a small computer
is packed in
a thick and heavy
（又厚又重）
carton
，
clothes are putt
ed
in a well-designed
plastic
bags
（塑料袋）
which printed various kinds of patterns and colors and so on.
What are the causes of this problem?
On the one hand, in order to earn more
economic
gains
(
经济收益
),
a considerable number of
（很多）
manufactures usually
wrap
their products
with unnecessary but
appealing
(
吸引人的
)materials
aiming
at attracting customer’s attention ,
arousing their curiosity and then stimulating their purchasing desire
（吸引顾客的注意力并引发
他们的好奇心）
. On the other hand,
quite a few
customers believe that the
more
delicate
the
package seems
，
the superior the quality will be
（包装越精美，
产品质量就越好）
,the notion has
also
encouraged
the
trend
of
excessive
packaging.
However,
the
emergence
of
excessive
package
（过度包装）
has
given rise to
（导致）
many undesirable consequences that
can’t be
neglected
（不容忽视）
. For one thing
，
it is a waste of precious and limited natural resources
，
which will thus pose
underlying
(
潜在的
) threat to our offspring generation
（子孙后代）
. For
another,
customers
are
often
deceived
by
artificial
external
packing
rather
than
being
provided
with high-quality goods .
To change this situation, I think we should take the following measures. First, laws must be
made and implemented to impose restriction on
（实行限制）
excessive packaging. Second, a
public education campaign should be launched to arouse customers'
consciousness
（
意识）
that
packaging doesn't equal to quality, and also let them know the bad impact of it. Only in this way
can we put an end to this trend
（结束这种趋势）
.
1
、近几年兴起了一股报考国家
公务员的热潮
2
、分析产生这一现象的原因
3
、你对此的看法是
……
5
There is a
growing tendency
(
越来越多的趋势
) nowadays that people in mounting numbers
have
participated in
（参加）
the test for national civil servants. Millions of students
are full of
enthusiasm about
（热衷于）
working as a civil servant.
The following reasons can account for this kind of craze. Above all,
One of the traditional
notions in China is that
（中国的传统观念之一是）
the more stable the work is
，
the happier the
will be.
（工作越稳定，生活越幸福）
. Civil servant,
as one of the most stable professions in
today’s
China,
becomes
their
preferable
（更合意的）
choice.
Moreover,
in
recent
years,
the
salary and welfare
（收入和福利）
of civil servants also
ranks high
(
排名靠前
) among various
professions, which
undoubtedly
（毫无疑问地）
attracts many graduates. Besides, the high social
status of civil servants is also a factor
that can’t be neglected
（不容忽视的）
.
the
craze
for
civil
servant
is
a
phenomenon
that
requires
objective
recognition.
Graduates
should not
regard
being a civil servant
as
their only choice, It is difficult to say which is the better
trade
(
行业
). one can become the master of his trade
provided
he is diligent and tries hard(
只要肯
努力，行业无贵贱，行行出状元
).
Moreover,
If
most
of
high
quality
talents
gather
in
the
government departments
，
it will be a waste of talents and resources and it will
exert a negative
impact on the
(
产生消极影响
) long-term development of a nation.
1.
目前
考研
正在形成
热潮
；
2.
这股热潮产生的原因。
My View on the Postgraduate Craze
There is a growing tendency nowadays that undergraduates
in growing numbers
take
the
postgraduate
entrance
examination
（研究生考试）
.
taking
a
look
around,
we
can
find
numerous
examples
with
ease:
some
students
reject
（拒绝）
the
chance
of
working
for
a
prestigious company
（知名公司）
but continue to pursue a master degree. While still others
resign from their current position and then go back to school, they
regarded
the pursuit of a master
degree
as
an
indispensible
part of their education and even a chance to change their life.
What
is
to
account
for
their
enthusiasm
for
a
postgraduate
diploma?
Firstly,
it
is
the
demand of knowledge. In
an age of knowledge and information explosion
(
知识和信息爆炸时
代
),
what
you
have
learned
in
college
can
hardly
keep
pace
with
（与
…
同步）
the
growing
demand
（日益增长的需求）
in
society.
Talents
who
are
equipped
with
（有）
the
latest
knowledge and skills are highly needed than ever before. Secondly, it is well-know that
the more
education you have, the more likely you are to succeed
（你受到的教育越多，成功的可能性
就越大）
. Compared with those without a master degree, masters will enjoy more
preferential
treatment
（优先待遇）
,
for
example,
better
salaries,
more
opportunities
for
promotion
and
training. A postgraduate degree can guarantee a more
promising
（有希望的）
career.
As far as I am concerned, this trend is
reasonable and understandable
（合理的，能理解
的）
. with the graduation of a larger number of college students, competition for jobs becomes
increasingly fierce. One way to
gain more advantage over
others is to acquire a higher degree.
Therefore, no wonder millions of students consider pursuing a postgraduate degree as
necessary
（必需品）
.
1.
近年来越来越多的
民工涌入大城市
2.
产生这一社会现象的原因
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