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本来以为是一片比较简单得issue,想起来似乎没什么困难的。哪知道写起来就完全不一样了,本来在45分钟内是差不多写完了,一看字数却才300出头,于是大汗。。
就是写不出来呢
后来再word里又改了半天,勉强弄出429个词。。。
哎,路漫漫其修远兮——
Issue150 第1篇 让砖头来得更猛烈些吧!
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作者:寄托家园作文版普通用户 共用时间:52分0秒 325 words
从2005年7月21日17时24分到2005年7月21日18时52分
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Because of television and worldwide computer connections, people can now become familiar with a great many places that they have never visited. As a result, tourism will soon become obsolete.
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Because of television and worldwide computer connections, people can get information about a great many places that they have never visited, and even become familiar with these places. It is assumed that tourism will soon become obsolete, yet I can hardly agree with this assumption.
First of all, no evidence today indicates that the development of tourism is threatened by television or worldwide computer connections. It is said that information coming form television and internet reduce people's curiosity and make tourism unnecessary. Whereas, tourism is not just getting visual or literal information about a certain place, but includes breathing the air, walking down the street, touching the stream, meeting interesting people, playing games, having good food, and taking photographs together with the places we visit. We tourists obviously cannot be satisfied by merely looking though television or computers. Therefore, tourism won't become obsolete for the simple reason that it is far beyond the information given on television or internet.
However, television and worldwide computer connections tend to cause tourism to thrive. They bring us advertisements of remote places, which we have never heard before. We look at them with curiosity and, probably, some of us become interested in those places. We may be attracted by their beautiful scene, moved by their flourishing culture, or astonished by their unique food. Then we decide to read them, to feel them, and taste them, though our tours. We will never have chance to visit such places if their names are not carried in by television or internet. In other words, it is television and internet that increase the number of people visiting a certain place. Moreover, they provide us with information which can make our travel more convenient and comfortable. Our tours can be insured by getting traffic and weather tips as well as hotel conditions both from television and internet. It is so pleasing that we would hardly be driven back by difficulties caused by uncertainty. It is even far more pleasing than we have expected that we would like to visit those wonderful places again. It is reasonable that television and worldwide computer connections can increase the frequency of tourism significantly, for they offer us names of places, ways to get relative information, and finally enable us to have nice memories.
Admittedly, as we are increasingly familiar with many places that we have never visit, we do not have to travel long distances to explore remote places. As a result, traveling for the purpose of getting skin-deep information about these places may become obsolete. Such work can easily be done by local people or by a few experts. But tourism is different, as I have discussed above.
In conclusion, tourism will not be diminished by television and worldwide computer connections, but have a good chance to thrive.
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