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10.22 独立 同组的哥哥姐姐们能否告诉我怎么上传附件啊?:)
I agree with theopinion that young people in today are more independent on their parents thanin the past. I want to state my argument from both global view and specific considerationof the situation of China.
Let’s talk aboutglobal view first. We all know we live in a world where knowledge is accumulatedby multiplying and there is a trend that science and technology will coverevery part of our life. With the exploding of technology, people, especiallythe young, have new things to discover almost every day. For instance, they canride a simulated bike,
even a motorbike,on the base of computer, while young people in the past learned this with theirparents. They can find many books online effectively and quickly using asearching engine, on the other hand, young people in the past often went to abookstore accompanied by
their parents.They could even try to be a parent in an online game called The Sims. AlthoughI admit that all these advancements in technology cannot take the place ofparents’ care, they have actually changed the relationship between parents andtheir children. In some extreme situation, these technology even build a coldwall between the hearts of family, which we don’t expect to see.
The fast increasingof our knowledge will also induce a gap between the thoughts of us and ourparents, which accelerates the process of independent of young people. Most ofthe friends around me, including me, have found there are less and less topicswe can share with our parents. This is probably because we are acquiringinformation at a much higher speed than them when they were young. In China,our uncles would regard carrying on their parents’ jobs, like worker in thefactory, as their goal of future. But in today, I’m sure there are very fewamong our generation would like to have the same job as their parents do. Theyoften want to approve their ability of fighting for their own future, and independenceis usually the first step.
Finally, let’stake a specific look at China. Since 1980s, China has raised the policy thatone family can have only one child to control the population. People may thinkthis is an advantage of dependence on parents since parents pour all of theirlove to the only child they have, which may lead the child cannot leave his/herparents at any time. What I want to say is that it is right when we werechildren, who hadn’t learned basic technics of life, but when we grew up intoyoung people, the competence and difficulty in life would make us be adultssoon. In most situations, we usually tell ourselves to be grown-up without thehelp of parents or brothers. So I think this is also an acceleration of beingless dependent than young people in the past. |
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