这篇好难T^T 严重超时 想不出来思路啊啊
所以写的估计结结巴巴的~
求狠批~!
另外这篇我试着写了许多短句子 不知道是不是好一点
2012/11/17NA
Use specific reasons and examples to support your response. One can learn a lot about another person from books and movies that person likes
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no
genre of books limited/mislead
personality is multiple/not overall
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can reflect part of one' taste
Some, maintaining that one's taste of certain types of books and movies can indicate his/her personality, claim that one's favorite accords with their abilities of cognition and level of education. I concede this opinion. Nevertheless, from my perspective, information delivered from one's choices of books and movies genres is grossly limited, due to the feasible misunderstanding by judging others simply on finite information and unbelievably multiple personalities that humans possess.
-- Initially, one issue that encourages me to hold this opinion is that without thorough observations and understandings of others, barely can you acquire a comprehensive image of them. For one thing, genres of movies, such as comedies and romantic movies are popular and welcomed by widespread audience without much correspondence with disposition. Thus, never can you regard somebody as an optimist simply by his/her interest in, for instance, series of Chaplin’s films. For another thing, types of movies and books one fancies may vary in accordance with our mood. For instance, I may watch tear-jerkers when frustrated or downhearted, and enjoy cartoons when delight, which has possibility to exert surface and inaccurate impression on others.
-- Additional factor involves this recognition that infinite types of books and movies can hardly denote relatively various personalities. To illustrate, a multitude of teenagers behave optimistically in most of the time, but turn blue and sentimental alone at night. In this case, we can hardly give a specific definition of what they should fancy, comedies or tragedies. Generally speaking, complex is people's inner world that, without perennial observation and piles of heart-to-heart conversation, others' image in your mind can always be superficial and abstractive.
-- However, if all the factors are contemplated, the idea that we can't indicate any information of one's characteristics can bring certain problems. To begin with, one's personal taste partially relates to his/her major. For instance, a mechanical engineer tends to read specific magazines concerning mechanics, and a literature student would like to read more written by Shakespeare and Dickenson. Likewise, the education level can also influence one's options on a large scale. On no account will an educated and well-behaved gentleman be addicted to porn film, and similarly, will an illiterate with sparse education truly enjoy the verses by Tagore, the brilliant and famous Indian poet. Nevertheless, to perceive a person comprehensively, we are far away from the accurate impression only by acquiring one's interest.
-- Judging from the evidence offered above, we can arrive at the conclusion that despite the surface information offered by one's taste of books and movies, in no way will we understand a person completely without becoming intimate friends with him. |