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好几天没写 手都生了...有些地方参照了CD里面一个大牛的写法~看大牛作文真是受益良多!
8.7 独立 In order to solve the problems of the present and the future, people should review the past. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 思路: [第一段:支持] 可以直接运用原来的方法 提高办事效率 E.g. 公司遇到发展瓶颈, 借鉴其他遇到过类似问题的公司 最终用别人的方法解决了自己的问题 [第二段:支持] 就算不能直接运用,也可以从中看Experience E.g. Edison发明灯泡 其成功是基于对之前无数次失败的总结和反思 [第三段:让步] 只看过去可能会对思维产生限制,跟不上发展-->回归:过去只是基础和框架,就如同盖房子, 基础之上, 砖瓦仍应该填的是新的东西 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Whether people should consider previous solutions when facing present or future problems has became a relatively subject of discussion. The precious experience contained in the past and the worry of making same mistake repeatedly makes people hard to decide which one holes more weight. However, if one considers the following reasons, he or she might agree with the title statement as I do.
At the very beginning, no one can deny the fact that tons of solutions that we have used to solve problems successfully in the past can act as guiders who can clear our direction, point out our weakness, and conduct us towards the right destination in the most direct way. What people did in the past might also work in the same way and, thereby, save us in the similar present or future situation. The example of the company that I have been an internship in perfectly matches this point. In the last few years, that company met its development bottleneck and found it difficult to chase a new improvement. Knowing that many other companies had suffered the similar puzzle before, the manager decided to interview the leaders of those companies and learn their way to escape from the limitation. Finally, the company broke its bottleneck successfully by undertaking what it has been learned from those senior companies.
Some people may question that not all solutions in the past led to a satisfying result. However, seeing only those solutions that can be used directly, those people fails to consider another significant benefit that can be brought from reviewing the past—the experience. Even if what the older generations did only resulted in a failure, the experience of the failure can also teach us a lesson and warn us to avoid the same kind of error in the future. Take the Edison, the famous inventor of bulbs, for example. If Edison had never experienced the bitter of the hundreds of times failing, he would never taste the sweet of the final success, because the final lighting of the bulb is actually based on the analysis, thinking and summary of the past failure. What we can acquire from mistakes is another special kind of wealth, which can guide us to refine and finally get what we want.
Granted, as technology is developing in an amazing speed, only considering the past would prevent us from keeping pace with the contemporary society and limit our creativity as well. However, reviewing the past do not equal to simply copying the old things without thinking. The role of the past is the beginning and foundation of our thinking. Like building architecture, after using the guide of the old example as the ground and frame, what should be used when building the upper structure are the most advanced techniques and the newest creativities.
Taking into account all the factors discussed above, I am fully convincing that reviewing the past is a necessary process when solving the present and future problems. Consequently, if there is anyone who still wonders whether the past cases should be considered useless, who still doubts the importance of experience, and who still does not understand the way to combine the past, the present and the future, this passage is my answer.
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