4.2独立
Perhaps no issue is talked about as commonly as friendship bypeople throughout the world. As nowadays people still tend to turn to theirfriends for help, the topic concerning whether the advice fromyour friends who are older than you is more valuable to thecounterpart who are at your age has raised a heated debate. In my point ofview, under most circumstances, I have a preference to ask the former friendsfor assist.
On top of my argument, people older than us are prone to attainingmore diverse experience than us, thus making their suggestion of higherreference value. What we are facing today probably is what the experienceseveral years ago. And whether they succeeded or failed, certain valuableexperience must have drawn from the past event(s).They might understand what we thought as they did years ago. For example, whenI just enter(ed) the university three years ago,I have(had) no knowledge about the variousuniversity life so I ask my brother Tom for suggestion on what should I do inmy first year. Tom told me to have a taste of everything in campus ,likediverse association(s), Student Union while studyinghard on my lessons ,and finally figure out wheremy interest lies.(如果用非谓语,句子的主语还是TOM,建议写完整的从句)I did what he told me, and now I find my hobbies ofphotoing(photograghing) and how tobalance time between academic study and after-class activities.
In addition, the older have a great tendency to stay calm andthought(think) rationally while our peers can beas imprudent and narrow-seeing as us. Ourolder friends reflect their former life more than us and know what is importantor unimportant(minor). Forexample, one day when I was in middle school, I had a(an)intense quarrel with one of my best friends and then we didn't speak to eachother for the following three months. I ask(ed)friends of my age about this, they simply advice(advised)me to wait for the apology,(逗号去掉) without doing anything. But Bob, a friend older than me, told me to analyze theproblems between us and to have a talk with the friend. Luckily, I acceptedwhat my brother told me and talked calmly with my best friends, then intimacybetween us returned. We are still best friends now and have a phonetalk(call each other)frequently. So, what if I accept the imprudent suggestion my peers offer(ed) me? I can not imagine.
Further more, people older than us can consider a matter from adifferent perspective(s) from us due to theirbroader horizon, while people of(at) my agesprobably think no further than I do.
After my ruminating all the factors, the richer experience theyhave, the more mature characteristic they have, and different opinion(s) they can offer from different perspective, are allcompelling justifications for the superiority of people's suggestion(suggestions from people) who are older than us. Onlyif I get my advice from them, I would become much more successful now. 注意一下语法。观点和论证还不错~ |