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andusingthepublictransportsysteminsteadofdrivingprivatecars.

Alow-carbonlifestyleiseasyandhealthyandithelpsinboostingenergyconservationandemissionreduction.

Allpeopleshouldbeencouragedtolivealow-carbonlifestyle.

Topic2CivilServantsFrenzy

GovernmentjobshavebecomeincreasinglypopularinChina.

ArecentChinaYouthDailysurveyshowsthataround86percentofthe2,

440respondentsconsiderbecomingcivilservants,

manyofwhomarehighly-educatedpeoplewithmaster'

sdegreesordoctoraldegrees.

Thereasonsforthisphenomenonaresimple.

InChina,

civilservantjobsmeangoodincome,

decentsocialstatusandpermanentsocialwelfare.

Civilservantsenjoythebenefitsoflow-pricedhousing,

healthcareandretirementpensionthatmostotheroccupationsdonotprovide.

Also,

thecasesofcivilservantsbeingunemployedarerareinChina.

Workingforacompanymaygetabetterpay,

butmostcompanyemployeeslackasenseofsecurity.

Alotofpeoplefindthatthebenefitsofbeingacivilservantaretoogoodtorefuse.

Peopleneedtobesensibleaboutthefrenzyforcivilservants.

Afterall,

notallthepeoplearesuitableforthecivilservantjobs.

Theidealoccupationshouldbetheonethatapersonlovestodoandisdecentlypaidtodo.

Topic3TheInternetReal-nameSystem

Accordingtoarecentreport,

Chinanowhasabout400millionInternetusers.

WhethertomakeallnetizensregistertheirrealnamesornothasbeendebatedforyearsinChina,

butgovernmentofficialshaveconfirmedthathowtoimplementasystemofentirereal-nameregistrationisbeingconsidered.

SomenetizenssupporttheInternetreal-namesystem.

TheyholdthatpeopleshouldberesponsibleforwhattheydoandwhattheysayontheInternetjustasintherealworld.

Theyalsolisttheadvantagesintermsoffraudpreventionandnetworksecurityprotection.

Onthecontrary,

otherpeopleareconcernedthatifthereal-nameregistrationsystemisenforced,

thefreedomtoconductdiscussionandexchangeofideasonlinewillbethreatened.

Anotherproblemisthatitishardtoprotectanetizen'

srightofprivacyoncetheirrealidentityisavailableontheInternet.

Inmyopinion,

thereal-namesystemisnecessaryinsomefieldsoftheInternet,

forexample,

e-commerce.

Butforthoseblogusersandothernetizens,

areal-namesystemisunjustifiable.

Topic4CharityWorkinChina

moreandmoreindividuals,

companiesandorganizationshavebeeninvolvedinthecharitycauseinrecentyears.

AccordingtoareportinChinaDaily,

Chinahad410thousandregisteredcharitableorganizationsand250thousandcharitablenon-governmentalorganizationsbytheendof2008.ThedonationsChinareceivedin2008amountedto107billionyuan,

morethanthreetimestheamountin2007.

CharityworkinChinastillhassomeproblems,

suchaslackofprofessionalmanagementandtransparency.

Onebigproblemisthatthepublicdoesnottrustmanycharityorganizations.

StudiesshowthatmostpeoplewhosupportthecharitycauseinChinaadmitthattheyhavenoideahoworwheretheirdonationsareused.

Manypeopleprefertodonatedirectlytothepeoplewhoneedhelp.

Thesignificanceofcharityworkintoday'

sChinaisobvious.

Ithelpsimprovethelivelihoodofthedisadvantagedpeopleandplaysanimportantroleinachievingsocialequityandharmony.

WehaveeveryreasontobelievethatcharityworkinChinahasabrightfuture.

Topic5TVDating

Recently,

TVdatingshowsproducedbysomeofChina'

sprovincialsatelliteTVstationshavebecomeverypopular.

WiththesuccessofJiangsuSatelliteTV'

s鈥?

IfYouAretheOne鈥?

someotherTVstationshavebeenmakingtheirowndatingprograms.

Theseprogramshavegenerateddebateamongtheviewers.

Someaudiencethinkthattheseprogramsmayhaveabadeffectonyoungpeople.

Theyareworriedaboutthemoneyworshipshowedbyafewfemaleparticipants.

Watchedbymillions,

onefemaleparticipantfromBeijingoncerejectedasuitorbysayingthatshewouldrathercryinaBMWthansmileonabicycle.

Someotheraudiencesupporttheseprograms.

TheyholdthatnoTVshowscanfullyreflectsocialrealityandthatthemoneyworshipofafewparticipantsdoesnotrepresentmainstreamChinesesociety.

Thatpeopledaretoexpresstheirlovevaluesinpublicshouldbeconsideredsocialprogress.

thepopularityoftheTVdatingprogramscanbeemployedasanopportunitytoadvocatepositivevaluesofloveandmarriage.

mostpeopledisapproveoftheideaofmoneyworship.

Topic6DrinkDriving

DrinkdrivingisaveryseriousissueinChina.

Inthefirsthalfof2009,

China'

sDrinkdrivingcasesjumpedby9%.

InBeijingalone,

97peoplewerekilledbydrunkdriversbytheendofJulyin2009.Thedeadlyresulthassparkrepeatedcrackdownsondrinkdrivingandheateddebatesonwhetheroffendersdeserveharsherpunishment.

ThereareanumberofreasonsfortheincreaseofdrinkdrivinginChina.

Firstly,

shighlysociablebutsometimesexcessivedrinkinghabitsshouldbementioned.

Peopleoftenpersuadeotherstodrinkmore,

eveniftheyknowtheirfriendsmaydrivewhendrunk.

Secondly,

thepunishmentfordrinkdrivingisnotharshenough.

Manypeoplearguethatthecostofdrinkdrivingistoolow,

sodrunkdriversdoitagainandagain.

Moreseverepunishmentisdefinitelynecessarytocurbdrinkdriving.

Nomatterwhothedriveris,

orwhatthereasonis,

anydrunkdrivershouldbeseverelypunished.

Butweneedtoalsoattachgreaterimportancetoeducation.

Anyway,

preventionisalwaysthebestmeasure.

Topic7MoreAutonomyinCollegeEnrollment

AnumberofChineseuniversities,

especiallytoponeslikePekingUniversityandTsinghuaUniversity,

aregivenmoreautonomyinenrollment.

Theseuniversitiesmaydirectlyandindirectlyenrollstudentswhoareoutstandingacademicallyorwhohavespecialtalents.

Thisnewadmissionssystemhasarousedheateddebate.

Supportersofthenewsystemarguethatitwillattractstudents'

attentiontopositivequalitycultivation.

Anditwillalsograduallychangethecurrentcollegeenrollmentmethodthroughnationalexaminations.

Thosewhoopposethenewsystemareconcernedthatitsfairimplementationishardtoachieve.

Ifuniversitiesenrollstudentsthroughwayslikespecialrecommendationorsmall-scaleexaminationsorganizedbytheuniversitiesthemselves,

itisunfairtotherestofthestudents.

Studentsfromruralareascanhardlybenefitfromthenewsystem.

ItisnotabadthingthatChinesecollegesanduniversitieshavemoreautonomyinenrollment.

Whattheseinstitutionsofhigherlearningshoulddoisensurethatthenewflexibleenrollmentsystemcanbeconductedfairlyandtransparently.

Topic8OnlineGamingamongTeenagers

Onlinegamesareverypopularamongteenagersacrosstheworld.

Arecentsurveyhasfoundthatmorethan45%ofteenagersclaimedtospendmorethan60%oftheironlinetimeinplayingonlinegames.

Themostpopulargamesplayedbythemincludeonlineflashgames,

multiplayergamesandevensocialnetworkingsitegamessuchasFarmvilleandMafiawars.

Playingonlinegamestoomuchhasseriousconsequences.

Firstofall,

spendingexcessiveamountsoftimeononlinegamesbadlyaffectsthephysicalhealthoftheteenagers.

Theyaremorelikelytobecomeoverweightbecauseofinactivityandlackofexercise.

teenagersaddictedtoonlinegamestendtodevelopmentalproblems.

Theyusuallydonotwanttoseefriends,

joinfamilygatherings,

orspendtimewithparents.

Whenfacedwithrealproblems,

theyuseonlinegamingasanescape.

Teenagersmustrealizethatmoderateonlinegamingisentertainingandhealthy.

Thegovernment,

schoolsandparentsshouldallworktogethertopreventonlinegamingaddictionamongteenagers.

Lawsandeducationononlinegamesarebothneededtohelpteenagersdevelophealthyhabitsandlifestyles.

Topic9ShouldtheChineseGovernmentBuytheChineseAntiquesLostOverseas?

Inrecentyears,

somepreciousChineseantiqueslostoverseashavebeenputupforauction.

TheseantiquesincludepricelesstreasuresstolenorlootedfromYuanmingYuanandtheSummerPalace.

TheChinesepeopleathomeandabroadhavedifferentresponsestotheissue.

SomepeopleadvocatethattheChinesegovernmentshouldpurchasetheseantiquesatwhateverprice.

TheymaintainthatChinaisfinanciallyabletodosothankstotheeconomicboomofthreedecades.

Theyalsofearthatifthesepreciousantiquesfallintothewronghands,

theymayneverberecovered.

However,

otherpeopleareopposedtobuyingthem.

TheyarguethattheChinesegovernmentshouldmakeuseofdiplomaticchannelstohavethestolenorlootedrelicsreturnedtoChinaorhavethemdisplayedinpropermuseums.

theChinesegovernmentshouldnotbuytheselostrelics.

NeithershouldtheChinesemuseumsbeencouragedtobuythem.

itisridiculoustobuybackthestolenorlootedpropertiesatextremely