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Do you agree or disagree: governments should spend more money in support of arts than in support of athletics such as state-sponsored Olympic teams
If I were a governor and had to choose to spend money between arts and athletics, I’d rather support of athletics. That’s a dilemma, however, in light of the two aspects; I believe the pros of this decision overweight the cons. If anyone disagree the title statement, my following perspectives will change your mind.
The point of pinnacle importance for my preference focuses on that the number of the Chinese people who have the ability to take part in sport is much more than they enjoy arts. Our country is still in the elementary period of social democracy; our governments have to spend the money in the foremost part. For a country, the people are the vital components, as to an individual, the physical fitness is the fundament of his or her career, family, almost everything. Take the 2008 Olympic games for example, Beijing show a modern, different, amazing china on the eyes of all over the world’s people. The terrific performance of our excellent athletes let the whole world suspire for the rapid developing of china.
With the first point stands the second demonstrating that the spirit of the sport. We all know the Olympic stands for higher, faster and stronger, which illuminate the people’s incessant pursuit for progress. In other words, the sport inspires people, it brings courage, strength and hope to the people who devote their enthusiasm and sweat to it.
On the other hand, widely acknowledged, the health of the psyche is as important as the physical fitness. According to the above points, we all admit that the sport has the benefit in both psyche and corporeity, and I prefer that education is the key to the psyche of a country. Arts, obviously, is only a part of education, there is no reason for it to gain the more support from the government than sport.
I don’t mean the arts are not important, but it’s not the fortress in today’s situation. With lots of elements in comparison, the sport reaches the positive in the dominant place, and the conclusion is in favor of the former. |
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