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How one spends his money directly reflects his lifestyle and living philosophy. For people who are accustomed to save most of their salaries, they prefer a safe and stable life; yet for those who spend their major incomes in(spend on是固定搭配么?) traveling and vacations, they value more on instant happiness and enjoyment, and their life may be much more colorful and unforgettable. As far as I'm concerned, I tend to spend my salaries on vacations rather than save them in the bank. And my reasons are listed as follows.
Spending money on traveling and vacation is actually an investment. Nowadays, people are confronting with heavy workload, fast living pace and undue pressure. They are, thus, in urgent need of total relaxation, namely go for a trip. A trip means more than just a way of relaxing, it's more about refreshing and self-exploration: one can get rid of his immediate surroundings and his present identity while traveling, and thereby the shuttles of responsibility and social rules will fall off. In that way, one can rethink about his initial dream and recharge himself. People usually work more effectively and proactively after a trip, which in return help them get promoted and earn more money. In short, spending money on vacations enhance one's performance at work, in that traveling is a way to relax as well as regain one's esteem.(这一段真好。)
More importantly, I strongly believe that people should live every moment to the full since life is ephemeral and caprious. To be more specific, no one can exactly tell when he would die or get severely injured. It is possible that when one finally saved enough money for buying a delicate house, he has already afflicted by a sever cancer; it happens occasionally that a person who plans to take a worldwide trip has been saving money for thirty years, but at the moment he accumulated enough money, he no longer has a vigorous body to go abroad. What do we earn and save money for? The answer is self-evident: enjoying life more. However, youth cannot wait, and death is unpredictable. Only if people seize every chance to do whatever they wish for can they leave no regret when dying. Therefore, it is more suggestive to travel now than to save the dream for the future.(这个也是不错)
Admittedly, there are occasions under which people may be in desperate need of a large sum of money. Unexpected situations like car accident, kidnapping, severe diseases and robbery all require abundant money. And if people do not have enough deposit, they may die or live in poverty.(总是感觉这里有点不顺,Unexpected situations like car accident, kidnapping, severe diseases and robbery all require people have enough deposit, and if they do not have abundant money in these cases, they may suffer or even die)
In conclusion, it's much more rewarding to spend money on vacations than save them in banks; yet it's necessary to lay aside some salaries in case of emergency.
总体说很好,就是说理很多,举个具体的例子吧。
TPO8 In the lecture, the professor disputes the passage that the memoir of the Chevalier is mostly a reliable source. He believes that the content of the memoir is accurate and demonstrates that in the three episodes mentioned in the passage.
First, instead of being poor, the(the这里不用吧) Chevalier actually just lacks cash. The passage says that the Chevalier borrowed considerable sums of money from a Swiss merchant and thereby was not rich. Yet the professor ponits out that the property gained in parties and gambling must be converted into chases(cash)before they can be put into use. Thus, according to the lecturer, the Chevalier had to borrow money while waiting his own money. That is one part where the lecture directly oppose(第三人称单数) the passage.
Second, the Chevalier in fact had an accurate record of his conversations between Voltair. The professor claims that the Chevalier wrote down every part of their conversation each night after it was over. Moreover, one person who live with the Chevalier confirms (这里应该用过去式)that he referred to the records when he wrote his memoir. Therefore, the lecture directly contradicts the passage which doubts the reliability of their conversations since it is impossible for one to remember exact phrases from extended conversations held many years earlier.
Third, many prisoners who had more powerful friends than the Chevalier did(这里did是强调的意思么?)were all confined in the prison in Venice. As the passage says, the Chevalier is more likely to have bribed the jailers than to have escaped from the prison through the roof, in that he knew a number of politically well-connected friends. However, the lecturer indicates that prisoners who were more likely to be set free through bribe were still in the prison. Besides, the old Venice government claims that the celling of the prison had to be repaired after the Chevalier's escape. In that sense, the lecture contrasts the passage evidently in terms of the validity of the Chevalier's escaping from the prison roof.
In a nutshell, the passage cast douts on the accuracy of the memoir of the Chevalier and demonstrates it in three episodes; while the lecturer refutes that the memoir could possibly be correct and gives his own proofs.
时态和人称一致就好,听力和句子都木有问题
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