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10.31 Young people nowadays have no influence on decisions that determine the future of the society as a whole. A\D
There is perhaps no issue is more significant to the whole country than the one about how large voice children have on the determination of the future of the society. Although the individual's taste does differ, the view ruling the roost in my mind is that young generation is the main force in the development of the country. First of all, the top of the list of my viewpoints is that the popular culture is intrinsically ties with the young generation's flavor, since the children are better at express their points than before. From common sense and the experience from our daily life, youngsters are able to influence the trend of the culture and even create the new types. My own experience is a good case in point. When I was in senior high school, I was surprised by some phenomenon that the posters and the records of cartoons was everywhere, and at the same time, most books in bookstores and information on the Internet are on the related topics. To make my demonstration, I'd like to refer to a kind of characters named Mars Characters, fully displaying the original and imginary imaginary of the young people, from which my point can draw strength. The characters are some kinds of abbrevation abbreviation of the normal ones, especially used to efficient communication on the Internet. And more and more elder generation start to utilize them to save time. In addition, another equally essential point is that the views are more easily heard by the elder people through the development the information technology, as the example of my experience aptly illustrates. I remembered that once I have written an email to the mayor of my city to propose that the environment near my senior was so crowded and dirty and some controls were needed. Just the next day, I received the return e-mail by the mayor on which he said he would pay attention to the social problem and praised me to give such a good suggestion. From the part-and parcel of our daily life, this kinds of replies may lead those people being told for so long by so many, who are cynical, fearful and doubtful, to put their hands on the arc of the society toward the young people part. Admittedly, it is necessary to cut short the relentless pace to the conclusion, before the opposition has been taken into consideration. Human natural being what it is, people are not inclined to believe the young people in afraid that they are inexperience and further limit their innate rights to decide the direction of the proceeding of the society. There is no better illustration than this example. Compared with the Western countries in which some mayors are just university students, our government leaders are mainly composed of elders which leads to the country being conservative and inactive. Maybe it is reasonable under some conditions to refer the elders’ experience, but this case is occasional and negligible enough to constitute a sufficient support for the adverse side because it is measure of compulsory and will not exert a positive influence on the whole country. After weighing the advantages and the weakness, the upshot is obvious that the young generation has great impact on the proceeding and should be free from the unreasonable restrictions. In conclusion, maybe someone still remain unconvinced, the factors and reasons may at least serve the purpose to propel the opponents to be aware of the fact about the culture influenced by them, technology which may enhance their impacts and some cases seemingly supporting the opposite view but concealed by the limitations. And I hope more and more people may share the same opinion with me.
综合
The reading casts light on the factors causing the decline of population of birds. The professor's lecture covers the same topic, yet with the totally different attitude. Likewise, the professor utilizes three distinctive reasons to justify his perspective.
First of all, the professor refutes the idea in the reading passage that the increasing population and settlements will further lead to the natural habitats disappear. On the contrary, she asserts that the expansion of the population and settlements will be reduce the birds' habitat but will increase more space for birds to live. To be specific, her claim is grounded on the fact that some suburban places like street will accommodate the pigeons.And some population of birds may shrink while other may increase. Apparently, the professor's ideas are incompatible with the reading passage.
In addition, as-well-defined as the reading passage is, the professor's statement once again contradicts with the points made in the passage. She contends that since a kind of more productive crops has been introduced so that there is no need to convert the natural habitats of birds for agricultural use. Evidently having taken this reason into consideration, the professor has sounded doubts on the reading passage.
What's more, the reading passage pinpoints that the increase use of chemical pesticides will lead to the decline of birds. However, the professor challenges the point by arguing that people have already been aware of the danger caused by traditional pesticides. The professor defends her perspective further through showing that new and much less toxic pesticides have been developed and people begin to grow the pest-resistant crops which not only can reduce the use of chemical pesticides but also is not harmful to the birds.
The professor clearly discerns the drawbacks in the reading passage and with one more step to reveal that this fallacious needs a closer scrutiny.
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