人与社会

　　the picture symbolically depicts that six lovely children from different countries with different ethnicities get together and play games happily in a world of harmony. It is quite obvious that the drawer wishes to draw our attention to the most favorable social phenomenon that cultural exchanges are gaining worldwide popularity。

　　There are, to my mind, several reasons accounting for this phenomenon of the picture. For one thing, cultural exchanges can enhance international friendship, and people can acquire better understanding of each other. Through cultural exchanges, they can learn of different peoples around the world, what they believe in, how they lead their daily life，and their traditions and customs. For another，cultural exchanges can also greatly benefit the countries involved　That is because countries can share their achievements with each other to stimulating their own social progress and cultural prosperity。

　　Based on the above reasons, I hold that worldwide cultural exchange is beneficial to all countries involved. As for China, the open door policy has greatly promoted the Chinese civilization to the entire world and vice versa. Therefore, I can firmly conclude that in the long run, cultural exchanges will contribute to a flourishing Chinese and global economy, as well as diversified cultures。

　　考研英语二大作文

　　生活选择

　　考研英语一小作文

　　考研英语二小作文

　　As is profoundly depicted in the pie chart, we can come to a conclusion that a number of factors are responsible for a person’s choosing where he resides, we can see clearly from the pie chart that opportunities and the living cost account for a larger proportion of the total. However, at the same time, the other factors, such as income, living conditions, social connections and competition can not be neglected either。

　　Currently, an increasing number of people do their utmost to swarm into the big cities, it is universally-held that there prove to be a number of reasons to be responsible for this social issue, in the first place, compared with the rural areas, the big cities usually offer more and better opportunities. What is more, to live in big cities is likely to widen our scope, which will be instrumental in our study as well as work. However, there exist a factor of significance that should be taken into account seriously, due to the soaring prices, especially the housing price, and the mounting inflationary, people living in big cities are compelled to live under huge pressure。

　　In terms of the issue discussed above, the government concerned should do a great job with regard to administrative decision-making and support-measures, what is more, the nation as a whole should do whatever they can to create a happy and harmonious environment for its people。

　　物价上涨

　　As is shown by the two graphs above， the average price of eggs was on the rise from 1990 to 1995 and the demand for them increased correspondingly. The graphs also indicate that during the period from 1995 to 2000 the price eggs declined， and so did the demand. The phenomenon is quite strange and worth studying. According to the law of market economy， the increase in demand results in higher prices. That is to say， when prices climb， the demand decreases， and when prices fall， the demand grows. Now the reality was just the other way round。

　　The reasons for this strange phenomenon are obvious. During the period from 1990 to 1995 with the development of our socialist market economy people’s income， bonus and different kinds of benefits， increased rapidly. Though the price of eggs rose gradually， the demand for them grew sharply， too. On the other hand， when the demand for eggs reached a certain point， it stopped rising because people began to spend more and more money on clothing， recreations and tours round the country and even round the world. It is generally assumed that the expenses for tours accounted for a great part of the total consumption of the people in our country from 1995 to 2000. As a result， it seemed reasonable that the demand for eggs declined during the same period of time。

　　As far as I’m concerned， with the domestic poultry farming continuing to develop， the price of eggs is likely to decline because the demand for them is limited and the fall in consumption of them is also inevitable。

　　出国旅游

　　As can be clearly observed from the chart above, the trend of Chinese traveling abroad is going up these years. In the past three years, the number of Chinese traveling abroad was on a steady rise. According to the chart, the number increased from 7.5 million in 1999 to 10 in 2000 and to 12.1 million in 2001.

　　I assume that there are at least three main/primary/fundamental reasons/causes/factors accounting for the above mentioned changes. First and foremost, the changes are primarily concerned with the income of Chinese. They are better off and can afford to travel abroad. What’s more, they have a lot to do with the development of the travel industry in China. Travel agencies in growing/increasing/expanding/mounting numbers are attracting more people to join in their tours abroad. Last but no the least, the changes are closely related to our policy of opening up to the outside world。

　　From what has been discussed so far, it is obvious that the rise in the number of Chinese traveling abroad is of great concern to our life. It reflects the improvement of our living standards and the development of our economy。

　　大学生就业选择

　　As can be seen from the above charts, some important changes have taken place in the past years with regard to the employment of university graduates. In 1992, about 50% of the university graduates found suitable positions in state-owned firms, while only 18% of them were working in private firms. However, in 2002, private firms took almost 50% of graduate, while only 15% of them were willing to work in state-owned firms。

　　It is no difficult job for us to come up with some possible factors that underlie the above changes. In the first place, most state-owned firms were still operated under planned economy, whose economic condition was not as good as expected. Therefore, fewer and fewer university graduates wanted to find jobs in state-owned firms. In the second place, private firms were run under market-oriented economy. There were flexible systems in private firms, in which university graduates were more likely to apply what they had learned in school to their work. Thus they could have more chances to be promoted, as they were willing to work in private firms。

　　From what has been discussed so far, I think that the employment situation in the state-owned firms won’t change much so long as the state-owned firms don’t change their system. And it can be predicted that the present situation will continue for quite a while in the near future。