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issue 22 社会类,感觉挺难写的,请指教,有拍必应,谢谢~~~
Many people believe that a few individuals or small groups (family, friends, teachers, celebrities, for example) have caused them to think and behave in the way they do. Yet it is always society as a whole that defines us and our attitudes, not a few individuals.
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Is it always society as a whole that defines us and our attitudes? I do not fully agree. In my opinion, usually a few individuals or small groups influence us and our attitudes, however, in some particular situations the society plays a vital role.
First of all, the family as a small group defines us and our attitudes at the first time. Take our parents as an example. After a baby is born, he receives initial education from his parents. The way his parents speak and behave influences the baby significantly. As in infant, it is too young of a baby to be influenced by the society. Moreover, with the time being, the values of parents may even define the children's attitudes. For example, if a one's father is a doctor, his father is likely to talk about his experience after work, which may stimulate the child to follow his father's career and become a doctor in the future. Also if the parents have a distinct critical thinking and have a passive view on pursuing honors. In this case, their children may also gain the ability to think critically and become indifferent of honors during their lifetime. Nevertheless, the society can not define such attitudes on us. Thus, the family may define us and our attitudes during the time we grow up.
Furthermore, sometimes friends, another small group, also influence us and our attitudes. Everybody may have friends in any period of his lifetime. People are able to become friends, to some extent, due to the fact that they share similar values or interests. For instance, Tommy is one of my best friends. We both like playing basketball and listen to rap music. Therefore, we have much common together. However, he also likes skating, which I am not interested in. Yet, Tommy is willing to teach me how to skate and makes me gradually like it. Simultaneously, I also encourage Tommy to play football, which he was not fond of previously. But it is impossible that the society as a whole makes us to skate or play football. Therefore, friends may influence and define attitudes on each other
Admittedly, the society as a whole can define us and our attitudes in some cases. For example, nowadays there is a trend in society that if a student chooses computer science as a major he will gain a high salary after graduation. Also the job-seeking section of different newspaper emphasizes that those who work in the IT industry earn the highest wages among various professions. All these stimulate the students select to major in computer science before entering university no matter they like it or not. Also some students that fail to major in the computer science department make every effort to transfer to the department after they enter university. Moreover, some students who are unable to study computer science as a major may even give up the enrollment and wait to take the entrance exams again next year. Hence, the society may define people and their attitudes even more fundamentally in some cases.
To sum up, individuals can be defined by not only small groups such as family, friends, teachers, and so forth, but also the society. In some cases, the society as a whole may have more influences on them and define their attitudes.
从题目看并不难,就是例子不好举,请指教,谢谢~~~ |
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