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A\D The most important thing people learnt is from families.
From time to time, there area always some people claiming that people learn the most important things in their lives from various sources, such as schools, friends and so forth, but family is only a very tiny part of them. However, as far as I am concerned, that argument is theoretically and practically unacceptable. Moreover, I am inclined to favor the opposite point that most important things people get are really from their families.
To begin with, the first reason is that when people are in their childhood, the period of time when they begin to learn those significant things, they will spend a lot of time with their families, and common sense tells that people who you spend more time with, are those who are very likely to influence you or who you probably learn from. Therefore, by that logic, it is your family that influences you when you was a kid and make you learn the most crucial things in your life. In my own experience, when I was a child, I am very shy and afraid to talk with other students, at first. Then after my parents found this problem of me, they began to force me to communicate with others and try my best to be active in front of a group of people. Finally, I gradually became an outgoing boy and realized how important this personality is for my development.
Furthermore, whereas children will also spend a huge amount of time studying in school, what they learn are not absolutely very essential for them. Concretely speaking, the main purpose of school is to teach some basic knowledge to students but not to teach them how to deal with their problems or something else in their lives. However, knowledge is certainly not the most important thing in our lives, right?
Arguable and debatable, my argument might still suffer some, if any, drawbacks and problems. For instance, there are some people who are born without parents or even no relatives, and thus, during their whole life, those most important stuff they learn in their life can never derive from their families. Although I agree with the assertion above, honestly speaking, this kind of people are really miserable few in our society. Additionally, as for those people, the definition of family should be enlarged to some extent, because in their later life, they might be adopted or build close relationship with some other people and thus, those people who adopt them or build that relationship with them might be considered as their "family members".
To sum up, thanks to the aforementioned evidences and reasons, my argument enjoys a distinct advantage, which far overshadows the disadvantage, and it's safe to come to my conclusion that people do learn the most important things in their lives from families.
感觉这次写的有点乱,不太适应这个题目... |
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