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Can two people be good friends if one people has more money than the other5 s0 J. [0 Y$ j) r! f& m* H6 ~
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Friends, normally seen as a very pure notion, can also become the focus of controversy. Indeed, people's views can be poles apart as the fundamental bases that hold two people's relationship, whether on money or on relations. In my view, everyone, should give priority to relations rather than financial issues, because true friendship is the most valuable thing in the world and can be bought with no money(这个是不是很地道的用法?我实在是不知道。。). I strongly agree that two people can be good friends even one of them has more money. 2 [1 k; w: A. u9 E+ C
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To begin with, it's general expectation that two friends can be mutually benefited in their relationship, both mentally and meterially(materially). In this case, the rich one, who are the expert in earning money, can often give precise guidance to the poor in his/her earning of more income; whereas the poor , who has more time to develop his/her self interest, can provide up-to-date informations in other fields such as health caring and house decorating. Because it's commonly believe that everyone can shape his/her target field more or less if they actually devote to it, money is only a matter of time(建议LZ将这句话想表达的意思讲清楚些). Thus, friendships are expected to be built on a more stable base ,such as one's inner part, rather than money that may be easily gained or lost .Bo Ya and Zi Qi, for instance, were one of the most well-known friends in China's history. Bo Ya is a poor farmer in Wudai dinersty while Zi Qi is a noble.But they become friends finally and(用for吧,加强逻辑关系) both of them likes playing Zheng, an ancient music instument(拼写).
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There are broader lessons we can draw from Bo Ya and Zi Qi's story, especially to do with another fundamental feature of building an friendship, that is to say, interests in common, which will not change or loss with one's financial conditions. Currently, the number of marriage is gradually increased of which the brides and grooms are in different income quartile and it is also said that majority of these couples have at least one common interest.(顺序建议修改一下,有点乱) These couples, their marriage are base(-d) on their true affection and their common topics in everyday life. As for friends, which is another kind of close relationship in our social network and have a lot of similarities with marriage in its long-lasting features ,both of which need some interests in common. Common topics help friends tie their relationship more tightly, as well as allow them having fun together.
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' [; L E; T: O# PFurthermore, whether two become friends, it largely depends on their characters, including bahavior manners, speaking style and especially their analytical thinking methods. All of these have nothing to do with money and one's character is not easily changed but need a long time of formation(建议将句子分成短句以便表述清楚意思). The basis of friendship neither concerns about their richness(?). If a poor person who care nothing about money become friend of a very rich person who care a lot about money, they will feel uncomfortable being together.In this case, it seems better for the poor to befriend someone don't care for economic level. Rather than be placed in a position where it may have to compromise one's dignity, the poor instead could! _' w7 ]2 M4 d* |$ t6 T
choose his friends according to their characters, what do they care most and especially their attitudes toward money. Rich or poor can never be standars of true friendships ; it is people's attitude toward them that determines the relationship.As a consequence, the poor and the rich can certainly become friend, only if their friends treat money as the same way as themselves。(直到最后才看懂这段的意思,建议将中心句放在每段开头)
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Admittedly, there are some certain conditions that a poor and a rich person is not able to become friend. They might have different living habbits and the gaps between their living standars might be huge. However, it's that true friendship is based on mutually attracted characters and common interests. It is not that the economic quartiles(?) they are in. Therefore, I reinforce my standpoint that I think the poor can befriend the rich.
LZ这个模板的痕迹还是挺严重的,不过这个模板真心不错诶。。。开头结尾的论证都很有力。
LZ的第三个论点很值得我思考,赞一个!
如果能关注一下拼写与前后一致会更好了,另外有些句子读着不是很顺= = |
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