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Issue185 同主题写作, 第一次贴限时作文,请版主指指水平,也请大家看,必回改!(没过时间吧)
第一次“贴”限时的作文,自己底下也写了些了。写后只改了拼写错误(不过拼错了18词,呵呵)。
写得不好,但贴上就是想听听大家对我的水平的看法和建议。我4.1考。
必回改,请留下你的链接!
Issue185
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作者:寄托家园作文版普通用户 共用时间:45分1秒 476 words
从2005年2月5日23时22分到2005年2月6日0时45分
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Scandals—whether in politics, academia, or other areas—can be useful. They focus our attention on problems in ways that no speaker or reformer ever could.
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Is it true that all scandals are useful, whether in politics, academia, or other area? Do they really focus our attention on problems in ways that no speaker or reformer ever could? I agree with the speaker that scandals can attract more public than does speaker or reformer, and scandals always are beneficial to our society. However, we should not overlook some potential harm brought with scandals.
It is factual and reasonable that scandals can focus much public attentions, for the reason that it is human nature to be interested in flaws of other people, especially that of famous ones. In addition, for enticing common people the mass media tend to report scandals of politicials, scholars, or stars, even turgidly For example, the former president Clinton's scrutiny report were downloaded by thansands of citizens; many people in the whole world watched carefully the incident. Also, in academic field, the plagiarizing of Wang Mingming, a famous anthropologist and professor in Peking University, aroused a sense of distrust with academic, myriads of people discuss over it time and time again. People usually have a sense of respect to such individuals, thus, they would care much for their scandals, whether to blame, or to defend. It is more attractive and vivid than what speaker or reformer speaks.
Based on widespread attentions on scandals, such scandals usually contribute much to our society. First, it help scrutinize leaders or other authorities, by admonish them not doing any wrong things from them on. And it is also a lesson for the others or successors. For instance, Nixon’s Water Gate tells every leader in democratic country cannot do any thing obeying the law and should not tell lies to cover his or her wrong; otherwise, even president could resign. Also, the Zipping Gate can tell a true story about loyalty to prouse; Professor Wang's experience advance the objective writing in Chinese academic field. In addition, scandals can reinforce the ability of holding their rights of public. People can learn much about how to truly realize and treat their leader; know better the due power of common citizens. In short, most scandals help society become a more democratic and prosperous one.
However, undue attention on scandals also have latent harm to society. Some scandals focus on little private things, which can little influence our law or society. It cost too much time and energy to notice or solve such fuss by both demos and the person involved in the scandals. What is more, it also ruin the normal life and work of such person, especially to politicians. Indeed, undue focus on scandals is harmful.
In sum, most scandals can attract much public attentions, and they can be useful to our society. However, people should have a proper attitude to scandals, for the reason that undue attentions on scandals also have harm to our society. |
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