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4.10 独立
Due to the dramatically rapid development ofthe whole world, it is accepted that the cotemporary ideas and notions whichare prevalent and reasonable during that period probably become obsolete in fewyears, let alone in a long time. Based on this perception, the assertion is put forward that theadvice from grandparents is no longer helpful for their grandchildren becausethe changes could be world-shaking. As far as I’m concerned, however, I am on the opposite side of theclaim and my stand will be testified to a great extent by the following.
First of all, the grandparents, because oftheir ages, (have experienced) experience a lot, letting them know (sothey know) how to do the right things and how to avoidconducting errors. Such experience and rationality grandparents possess is of greatvalue to their grandchildren by directing proper and exact solutions to whatthey are in trouble with. Furthermore, it is experience that often counts mostwhen we make decisions in either emergency or ordinary situation. Take mygrandfather, who was a solider during the Anti-Japanese War in China, as anexample.(这句不能作为完整的句子噢,改为Mygrandfather… is an example.) Once my familywent vacation to the mountains in regions far away from home, during which(which指代不清) we are puzzled how to go downside when the sunset would occur(before sunset). As a little girl then, I was too scared to keep calm and my parentshad conflicts with my grandfather about the choice of paths. My grandfathermanaged to persuade my parents by stating his experience that he had wentthrough mountain ways when he was a soldier, and finally, we arrived at the bottomof the mountain safe and sound before the sunset.
Additionally, the truth, whatever it is, neverfades with time passing and age can never serve as the criteria to judge thevalue of one’s opinion. Changes take place every second in every corner in theworld, though, many elder people achieve the feat. Nearly seventy, RonaldReagan was still selected to be the president of the United States. Anotherfamous person who won the Nobel Prize at the age of only 35, Yang ZhenNing keptstudying in the physics area and he was awarded King Faisal International Prizeat 2001, at which time(when) he was already 79 years old. Taking these facts into account, how canwe refuse to take our grandparents' advices just because the changes are hugeduring the 50 years?
Admittedly, some opponents of my view hold thatolder are the people, more conservative they become. The extent of the conservation(对话的长度?), however, has little to do with the value of thegrandparents’ final decisions. Bare decisions are made merely according to how much deciders are conservative or aggressive (how conservativeor aggressive deciders are); in fact, grandparentsare rational enough to take all beneficial perspectives and potential risksinto consideration, which probably led to the truth eventually. (不是很懂这段要说什么><)
5oyears maybe a long time for humans’ life span; it is, however, just an instantin the historical endless flow. Therefore,although there are dramatic differences between the world in this second andthat 50 years ago(??五十年前的建议。), grandparents’ advices, which includes their whole-lifeexperience and the truth they found, can still show us the bright way to theright end.
语言很丰富,句式复杂多样。好像都是很长的句子,适当可以长短句结合。 真佩服绿光能在那么短时间写出这样水准的文章^^ 加油~冲30吧。
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