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现在写作文感觉还是太慢了,规定时间内根本完不成!
难道真的要每天都写才能提起速度来?谢谢指点!
59"Too much emphasis is placed on role models. Instead of copying others, people should learn to think and act independently and thus make the choices that are best for them."
In our society, from schools to factories, from companies to shops, we can see clearly that people are paying a lot of attention and emphasis on role models. And I support the idea that we should learn from those "heroes" and "heroines" who act as role models in their groups but do not agree that all the other people, especially ordinary people to copy their ideas and deeds.
No matter if those role models are living in real or just are created by some writers and novelists, they do give us ordinary people amounts of help. On the one hand, we can learn from their values, character, and behavior and so on. I remember clearly that when I was at middle school, there's a classmate who not only are good at study and homework, but do well in sports and exercise, so he acted as a role model in our class and a "hero" in my eyes because he was such a good student that every other student respected him or even envied him. Without doubt, In order to be good as he was, I and a lot other students tried to imitate what he always did, to read what he always read. Although it seemed a bit of funny and ridiculous at first glance, we did have learned a lot from him and improved in our study and bodybuilding. On the other hand, Role models are very likely to help a group to increase its efficiency and products. There are many examples in our life, for instance, A clothes factory often prizes its most efficient worker, asking all the other workers to learn from him or her, and promises to increase salaries of those workers who can try themselves to emulate that role model and do a good job on clothes-production. Thenceforth, workers are enthusiastically stimulated to work hard and surly benefit their factories.
While in a sense imitating role models improve ordinary people and their groups, we can not copying their saying, ideas and deeds from toe to head. If we always say what they are saying, think in ways of what they are thinking and do what they are doing, we might loose ourselves and our own ways of living. Imagine we are living in a world in which all ordinary people are copying deeds of heroes, all people look the same and are not different from others, the horrible result is that we even probably can not differentiate each other and we lose our characteristics and freedom. Another result might be that we are becoming increasing lazy and always depending on other people. when students are doing their homework and projects, they do not make an effort to think and solve problems in their own way, they just copy what their role model's job. When researchers are doing an inquiry, they at times depend on methods, statistics, data and results of their role models who are in some kind of sense heroes and authorities. Consequently, most of them lose their originality and opportunities to make a bigger success as well. What's more, lots of people neglect that role models can also make errors or even lead the other people to opposite ways. Internet commerce in China a few years ago is a good example. A very famous corporation which rose up from the severe and fierce competition by means of its Internet commerce was regarded as a role model at that time when Internet companies were mushrooming at the beginning. A lot of other companies were imitating its commercial systems, methods and conceptions but did no see the faults and underlying emergency that successful company has because of its neglect of the market economy laws, so most of them went bankruptcy at last without taking immediate actions to set up new systems.
In sum, We should learn from our role models but that is not to say we should copy all of them, also we should be independent and not to be slaves of those authoritative role models. |
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