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　　篇1：Work for Yourself

　　After graduated,people are always faced with two for themselves or someone else.Both of the two sound reasonable.While I tend to be in favor of the later.

　　From my perspective,working for myself.definitely is worse than working for someone else.Because you will have to deal with plenty of problems and risks by yourself,if you choose to start your own business.Lacking of experience,financial support and so on can always be fatal to your career.On the contrary,if you find a job in a proper company,there’s no need for you to worry any more,and you just need to work hard.Whats more,when working for others,you will acquire how to cooperate with others and increase your sense of responsibility,which are both great qualities.

　　All in all,working for someone else is equipped with much more advantages than for yourself.It can not only prevent yourself from unnecessary risks but also promote you improving yourself.

　　篇2：Can being positive backfire?

　　Emotions are miscellaneous, such as optimism and pessimisism; merriment and sorrow; excitement and despondency;... Human beings are inherently

　　emotional and emotions do play a significant role in our actions and attitudes. We may encounter some personal tragedies or sufferings, but the actions and attitudes we take might differ. For example, being moderately positive means that we can keep a sanguine outlook on our experience; means that we can transmute the negative feelings into a positive attitude towards our frustration; means that we can look the unpleasant matters in a positive light and tackle them with great

　　resilience. Personally, I espouse bing a moderately positive individual.

　　Hellen Keller, who was blind and deaf, became a celebrated writers with unflagging belief in herself and unyielding willpower. In front of Hellen Keller, there lied two options: either live live to its fullest or wither away like the autumn leaves. Instead of capitulating to the sheer darkness and silence, she harbored prodigious fortitude to vanquish the personal trageies and sufferings. Under the assistance of her teacher Anne, she learnt Braille and writing. After reading a sea of books, Hellen Keller soaked up all the quintessence and wisdom of other writers and attempted to write her own. The spirit of never being pessimistic sustained her in the most darkest hours of her life and she rose like a shinging star in the firmament of writing. Her teacher also held a positive belief in Hellen so she resolved to help Hellen face life positively.

　　There are innumerable other examplars of being moderately positive. Thomas Edison, by dint of a postive mindset and unwavering pursuit, invented the most endurable and suitable material to make the incandescent bulb which marked the inauguration of the electrical era. Madame Curie, by virtue of a optimistic attitude and steadfast tenacity, extracted an infinitesimal amount of radium from tons of impure materials after three-year-and-nine-month experiment and advocated to use radioisotope to cure cancer which rendered humanity a powerful weapon to fight against the fatal disease. Hua Luogeng, a renowned Chinesesmethematician, metamorphosed into a math master by holding a positive outlook and unswerving doggedness.

　　It's not hard to find the common denominator of the brilliant and reverent giants: a positive outlook towards the sufferings and failures.

　　Being moderately positive will arm us with an effective weapon to repel the enemies of negative feelings that will hold us back and become a stumbling block on the way ahead. It will bolster up our belief and confidence in the face of the mishaps and torments and we will possess a more optimistic perspective to the life tragedies. Being moderately

　　positive is like a beacon light of hope which will illuminate our way ahead and resembles a lighthouse which show us the path when we are disoriented. Then all the darkness will fade away and crumble into dust. Being

　　moderately positive is the inner force which propels you froward in the teeth of setback and hurdles. We will ooze confidence and persistence no matter how tough the situation is.

　　Nevertheless, we are supposed to put the positive mindset in perspective, which means we need to understand it in the appropriate and right way. Here the positive mindset is a moderately positive one, not overly optimistic. Anything that is too much will backfire. The last emperor of Shang Dynasty was being too sanguine and optimistic and believed that his kingdom was impregnable and was never to be toppled by others. Thus he sank into the debauched and promiscuous lifestyle, listened to the malign suggestions of his diabolical officers and precluded any good suggestions from being sent to him. The decadence and depravity eventually led to his downfall and his power was nullified and compromised. This renders us a good lesson that we shall never become overly optimistic about our lives, works, conditions and circumstances because undue and inordinate optimism led to the complacent and smug mentality. It is always counterproductive.

　　Individuals should always strive for the better selves rather than rest and wallow in self-contentment when the achievements are made. That is why being overly optimistic should be deprecated and criticized.

　　So, what we need to do is to differentiate the positive mind from the overly-optimistic one, for there is a blurry line between these two. Our capacity to distinguish between them must be acuqired by constant failures and attempts. Always being moderately positive is not an easy task and trying to keep it is even much harder. Sometimes we will become disheartened and lose all the hope; sometimes we will enjoy the

　　exhilaration of being successful and then get obsessed with the current achievements. Through failures, we can have a much clearer interpretation of being moderately postive. And this is a long process that should be covered step by step and brick by brick.

　　Can being positive backfaire? I cannot answer in the affirmative. But add "moderately" to the sentence: Can being moderately positive backfire? My answer is definitely NO.

　　篇3：The important thing

　　In everyone’s life, there must be something that they think are precious. If you ask me what is the most important things in my life, my answer is family、friendship and love.

　　FAMILY: As we all know: Home is always a warm harbor. Wherever you are, there always has persons wait for you .And whenever you go home, you can always eat hot food. When you succeed, they will happy for you. When you fail and sad, they will comfortable you and encourage you to come on, instead of blaming you. Family plays an important role in our life. Father and mother love me very much, so I think have a warm family is the most happy thing and I love it forever.

　　FRIENDSHIP: There is such a word to say: A life without a friend is a life without a sun. So friendship is a precious resource in our life. When you get into trouble they will give you a hand, when you lose your way they will guide you and cheer you on and when you make progress they will send their heartiest congratulations to you. A forever friend will never leave you. Remember , friendship is our psychical guard, please treasure it.

　　LOVE: Love to us is what water to fish, so our life can’t be without love. Where there is great love, there is always miracle. When we grow up, we will find own love, then we make up a new family and live together. Having love, one can be find happiness. A heart that love is always young and the soul cannot live without love.

　　Of course, there are others important things. However, the three things are very important in my eyes. I must be cherish them.

　　中文：在每個人的一生中一定有一些他們認為很重要的事情。如果你問我在我的一生中我認為重要的事情是什麼,我的答案是親情、友情和愛情。

　　親情：正如我們所知道的：家永遠是溫暖的港灣。無論你在哪裡，家總會有人等著你。無論你什麼時候回到家你總能吃到熱的飯菜。當你成功時，家人會為你高興。當你失敗悲傷時，家人會安慰你並鼓勵你而不會責備你。家在我們的一生中扮演著一個重要的角色。爸爸和媽媽深深地愛著我，因此我認為擁有一個溫暖的家是最幸福的事，我也會永遠的愛著它。

　　友情：有這樣一句話：一生中沒有去朋友好比生活中沒有陽光。因此，友誼是一生中一筆寶貴的資源。當你陷入困境時他們會伸出援助之手;當你迷失方向時他

　　們指引你、鼓勵你;當你取得進步時他們會想你送去最真心的祝賀。一個真正的朋友將永遠不會離開你。切記，友誼是我們精神的指導者，請珍惜它。

　　愛情：愛情對於我們來說就好比水對於魚，因此我們的生命中不能沒有愛。哪裡有愛，哪裡就會有奇蹟。等我們長大後，我們都會找到自己的愛情，然後組成一個新的家庭並永遠的生活在一起。有了愛情，才能夠幸福快樂。一顆有愛的心將永遠年輕並且一個人的靈魂中不能沒有愛。

　　當然，還有許多其他重要的事。然而，在我眼裡這三件事是最重要的，我一定會好好珍惜它們。

　　篇4：NOTICE

　　We are very honored to have Prof. Richard Gilbert from Harvard University to give us a lecture on American Liberal Education. Prof. Gilbert, who graduated from Standford in 1979 and received his Ph.D. in Education from Harvard in 1984, has been conducting research and teaching international students in Harvard for more than 20 years. He has become a leading expert in this field and has published several books and numerous papers on liberal education and education policy. His humorous and thought provoking speech will surely benefit all the audience.

　　The lecture will be given in the English Department Conference Hall from 2:30 to 4:30. p.m., Friday afternoon, November 16, 2007. All the teachers and students are welcome.

　　English Department

　　篇5：The Anti-Addiction System

　　Now in China, the adoption of the anti-addiction system and a “real name checking” system in netbars has led to a heated debate among students. Some say that students' self-discipline is very limited and now at least 14 percent of the urban teenage players are addicted to the Internet and some children even repeatedly disappear from home to spend their nights at local Internet cafes, and play truant from school also. Therefore, they have failed quite a few school exams. In this sense, the new policy can prevent minors developing online addiction.

　　Others claim that the anti-addiction system is only a means to an end and cannot remove the root of the online addiction completely and they believe the