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Internetslangtermssuchas“dinosaurs”,foruglywomen,and“PK”,forcompetition,arenowforbiddeninShanghai’sofficialdocuments,newsbroadcastsandtext-books.Thepublicholddifferentviewsontheregulation.Whatisyouropinion？

Writeanessayofabout400wordsonthefollowingtopic:

ShouldWeBanInternetSlanginNewsandFormalDocument.

Inthefirstpartofyouressayyoushouldstateclearlyyourmainargument,andinthesecondpartyoushouldsupportyourargumentwithappropriatedetails.Inthelastpartyoushouldbringwhatyouhavewrittentoanaturalconclusionormakeasummary.

Markswillbeawardedforcontent,organization,grammarandappropriateness.Failuretofollowtheaboveinstructionsmayresultinalossofmarks.

ShouldWeBanInternetSlanginNewsandFormalDocuments？

Nowadays,wefrequentlyreadthewordsinthenewspapers,magazinesorontheInternet,like“PK”“dinosaurs”andsoon.TheseareallInternetslangterms.WhethertoalloworforbidthesetermsinnewsandformaldocumentshasbecomeahottopicasthebanisintroducedinShanghai.Thepublicholdsdifferentviewsontheregulation.FromwhereIstand,astheinevitableresultofsocialdevelopment,Internetslangshouldnotbebannedinnewsandformaldocuments.

Firstly,manyInternetslangtermsarewidelyspreadandcommonlyusedamongyoungpeople.Sincewecanfindthemusedhereandthere,therearegoodreasonsforthemtoexistinourlanguage.Indeed,Internetslangtermstendtobeshort,simple,andcatchy,soitiseasytothinkandusethemtoexpressourmeanings.Evenalittlechildcanunderstand,rememberandspeakafewofthosewords.Moreover,withthedramaticincreaseofnetizensandrapidexpansionofcyber-communities,thelanguagetheyusehasformedsuchaninfluentialforceinreallifethatmanypeople,especiallytheyouth,thinkitfashionabletotalkwithsomeNetterms.AsInternetslangistakingrootinourlanguage,itisnotreallypossibletoforbiditsusecompletely.

Secondly,thereisnoneedtostopusingnewwordscreatedonline.SomeInternetwords,suchas“download”,“link”and“homepage”,arenowusedregularly.Thereisnothingwrongwiththem.Societyisalwayschanging,andlanguageneedstokeepup.Chineseshouldbeabletoabsorbnewwordsthatareusefulforspeakers.Inaddition,thenewspapersshouldtellpeoplewhat’sgoingoninreallife.Thoughcomingfromvirtualworld,Internetslanglargelyderivesfromrealcommunicationsbetweenpeople,reflectingtheirtruethoughtsandservingtheiractualneedsofexpression.Then,whycan’titbeusedinthenews？

Hence,itisnotnecessarytobantheInternetslanginthenewspapersandformaldocuments.

Inaddition,itisnotpracticaltoenforcetheban.Howwouldthelocalauthoritiesmonitorthemediaefficientlyandeffectively？

Howshouldthegovernmentpunishthosewhobreaktheregulation?

Therearescoresofnewspapersandmagazinesandmillionsofformaldocumentsproducedeverydayinabigcity.Supervisingtheuseoflanguageinallofthemistootime-consumingandexpensive,ifnotimpossible.Whynotsavetheenergyforsomethingthatismorecrucialtopeople’slife?

Ofcourse,misuseortoomuchuseofInternetslanginnewsandformaldocumentscouldbringanumberofproblems.However,theabovediscussionindicatesthatweshouldnotandcouldnotforbiditsusetotally.Thebettercourseofactionistobemorecarefulwhenusingthemaswearewiththechoiceofotherwords,consideringitsparticularfeatureandstyle.

Usually,companieswouldliketoemployexperiencedapplicants.Formanycollegestudents,theylaytheiremphasisonstudy,andtheexperiencegainedininternshipisfarfromenough.Doyouthinkthatcompaniesshouldexcludepotentialapplicantsjustbecausetheydonothaveenoughexperience?

Writeanessayofabout400wordsonthefollowingtopic:

ShouldCompaniesOnlyFocusonExperience？

Inthefirstpartofyouressayyoushouldstateclearlyyourmainargument,andinthesecondpartyoushouldsupportyourargumentwithappropriatedetails.Inthelastpartyoushouldbringwhatyouhavewrittentoanaturalconclusionormakeasummary.

Markswillbeawardedforcontent,organization,grammarandappropriateness.Failuretofollowtheaboveinstructionsmayresultinalossofmarks.

ShouldCompaniesOnlyFocusonExperience？

Asoneresearcherobserved,"Atpresentmanycompaniesdonottrustnewgraduates,whomayhavelearnedmountainsoftheoriesbutlackpracticalabilities."Formanycompanies,theywouldliketorankworkingexperienceastoprequirementintheirrecruitmentprograms.But,asamatteroffact,collegestudentshavespentyearsintakingcompulsorycoursesandselectivecourses,howcantheyaccumulaterequiredexperienceincollege?

Theycannothelpwonderingwhethercompaniesshouldlaytheiremphasisonexperiencewhenrecruitingcollegegraduates.Asforme,companies'focusonexperienceisshort-sighted,andhencecompaniesshouldnotonlylaystressonexperience.

Firstly,whatliesbehindtheirfocusonexperienceisthemotivationtocutexpenditureinemployeetraining.Anotherconsiderationisthatexperiencedemployeescanproduceimmediateprofits.Forthoseemployers,theyaremoreinterestedinmakingmoneyinthepresentthancultivatingtalentsforthelong-termbenefits.Theyseemtolacklong-termstrategiesofcompanydevelopment.Generallyspeaking,prestigiouscompaniesthathavelastedforadozenyears,evenhundredsofyears,alwayshaveasystematicplanfortalentstraining.Theywouldliketobeartheburdenofnewemployeetrainingexpenditureforthelong-termbenefits.Howcanweexpectthosecompaniesthatareapathetictorecruitcollegegraduatestoreapprofitsinthefuturewithoutenoughsupplyoftalentedemployees？

Secondly,whiletherecruitmentofexperiencedemployeescanproduceshort-termprofits,itishardforthoseexperiencedemployeestoidentifywiththenewcompanies'culture,andtherefore,companieshavetosufferfromhighemployeeattritionrates.Companies'culturalidentitieshavebeenconsideredincreasinglyimportanttomaximizeproductivitybyholdingbothemployeesandemployerstogether.Loyalemployeesarewillingtostandbytheircompaniesintimesofupsanddowns.Whenemployeesfrequentlycomeandgo,companieshavetobearnewhiringcosts,costsoflostproductivity,costofknowledge,skillsandcontactsthatthepersonwhoisleavingistakingwiththemoutofthepreviouscompanies.Obviously,thetotalexpenditureofrecruitmentofexperiencedemployeesinthelongtermislikelytotranscendtheexpenditureoftrainingloyalemployeesinthebeginning.

Insum,companiesfocusonexperienceisindicativeofthemotivationofproducingimmediateprofitsbycuttingexpenditureintraininginexperiencedcollegestudents.Inthelongrun,companiesarelikelytobearmorecostofhighattritionrates.Therefore,companiesshouldnotonlyemphasizeonexperienceandshouldgiveopportunitiestocollegegraduatessothattheycanreaplong-termprofits.

Thegovernmentnowencouragescollegegraduatestoworkinvillagesasassistantvillageheadstoimproveandstrengthenruraladministration,aswellascreatingmorejobsforthosegraduates.Bynow,therehavebeen78,000graduate-turned-village-officialsinChina.However,thereisanopinionthattheruralareasarenotagoodbufferforgraduateemployment.Doyouagreewiththisopinion?

Writeanessayofabout400wordsonthefollowingtopic:

CanCollegeVillageHeadsPlanReallyHelp?

Inthefirstpartofyouressayyoushouldstateclearlyyourmainargument,andinthesecondpartyoushouldsupportyourargumentwithappropriatedetails.Inthelastpartyoushouldbringwhatyouhavewrittentoanaturalconclusionormakeasummary.

Markswillbeawardedforcontent,organization,grammarandappropriateness.Failuretofollowtheaboveinstructionsmayresultinalossofmarks.

CanCollegeVillageHeadsPlanReallyHelp?

DuetotheGrandCollegeEnrollmentPlan,thenumberofuniversitygraduateshasbeenontheincreasesincethecentralgovernmentstartedimplementingtheplan.Thoughtheplanhelpsimproveournationalquality,itcreatespressureforthejobmarkets.Withsomanycollegestudentscomingoutatatime,manygraduateshavedifficultiesinfindingsuitablejobs.Inordertocreatemorejobs,thegovernmentencouragescollegegraduatestoworkinvillagesofourcountrywithaviewthatruraladministrationwillbestrengthenedatthesametime.Asaresult,tensofthousandsofcollegegraduateshavebeenappointedasvillageofficialsintheruralareas.Itappearsthatthisplanhelpsalleviatethepressurecausedbygraduateemployment,butIdonotthinktheplanwillworkinthelongrun.

Firstly,afterservingasvillageofficialsintheruralareasfortwoyears,themajorityofthosecollegevillageofficialswillstarttolookforjobsinthejobmarketagain,aggravatingthepressureofthejobmarket.Somemayarguethatthenumberofthosevillageofficialswhoenterthejobmarketagainisbalancedbythenumberofnewcollegegraduateswhowouldbeappointedasvillageofficials.Thetruthisthatwhilethosestudentshavespenttwoyearsintheruralareas,theydonotgainenoughexperienceinthecorporateworldandarelikelytoforgetwhattheyhavelearnedincollege.Inthissense,theyarenotguaranteedtofinddecentjobsagain.Besides,whenworkingintheruralareas,thesestudentswithhigherdegreesarerespectedbyvillagepeople,andarelikelytogetaccustomedtofeelingsuperiortopeoplearoundthem.Onecanimaginetheywouldprobablybefrustratedwhentheyworkwiththosewhoholdthesamecollegedegree