My College Life.docx

1、My College LifeMy College Life My college life is busy and happy. As a student I spend the best of my time in the classrooms, labs or library. I always attend classes in the morning and early afternoon. We usually have science, politics, PE, music, art admiration classes ,and once for a while we see

2、 feature films in the English original. Generally speaking, I enjoy my teachers lectures so my task is not hard or boring for me. My leisure time begins at about five pm. I am fully engaged in my hobbies or other beneficial activities until late afternoon. I regularly go in for sports. Every afterno

3、on I play ball games on the playground or in the gym. Physical training takes me at least an hour and a half. I also belong to a singing group that meet every Thursday. Most of my group-mates love folk songs. We learn new songs and practise the old ones too. Since we share the same interest we get a

4、long very well. After supper I go back to my dormitory for it is a good time to meet my roommates and do some cleaning. We often chat friendly while we are washing clothes or clearing the mess in the room. At about seven I leave for the library or classroom with my roommates. I find a quiet place fo

5、r myself to review my lessons and prepare for the next days work. Before bedtime I surf on the internet for some news or entertainment. But I dont like to stay up late in the night because I have formed a habit of getting up early for morning exercises before breakfast. My college life is both rich

6、and colorful. Though I am working hard still, I have a lot of fun on the campus. A Friend of Mine Among my friends Mr. Zhang is one of the most popular. I am sure when you first see him you will tell he comes from the Northeast because of his solid build and accent. He has most of the merits that ar

7、e characteristic of many northerners. First of all, he is straightforward in dealing with people. He approves what he thinks is good and opposes what he thinks is wrong. He neither flatters anybody nor has prejudice against anybody. Second, he is not particular about trifles. For example, he is alwa

8、ys casually dressed and eats plain food. Besides, he is active in various campus activities. He likes sports and singing. Weather permitting, he spends at least one or two hours on the playground or in the gym. He is good at ball games, including football and volleyball. He plays tennis so skillfull

9、y that none of us is his match. He is a member of our singing group and regularly joins us every Sunday morning. He is not the most hard-working in our class and never ranks among the top students but he is not low in learning at all. Though he seldom gets high marks he passes all the exams. Owing t

10、o his fine personality he is loved by people around him. Description Something about Beijing Having been living in Beijing for more than twenty years I am quite familiar with the city. Beijing lies on a plain but part of its west part and south are mountainous areas. Its geographic location and mild

11、 climate offer favorable conditions to develop agriculture but it is an industrial city too, with many factories in its suburbs. Beijing is most well-known for its rich history and culture. As the capital city of several dynasties and governments Beijing has many beautiful palaces, imperial parks, t

12、emples and stone walls, most famous of which are the Great Wall, the Summer Palace, Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven, and so on.There are many first-class universities, institutions and libraries in Beijing which justify its position as a cultural center. Among them are Tsinghua University, Peking U

13、niversity, Chinas Academy of Sciences, Beijing Library. Beijing is the place where young well-educated people come with their ambitions for it gives them more hope and opening. Today Beijing attracts people also by its modern architecture and transportation system. The successful holding of the Olym

14、pics Games in 2008 in Beijing has still left happy memories in the minds of the people through out the world. Thus more and more visitors are longing to pay it a visit some day. Competition and Cooperation It is said that todays society is marked by increasingly sharp competition. Countries, groups

15、and individuals are competing fiercely with each other, just like athletes on the sports ground; however, we cant deny that in many cases they are also cooperating closely, just like the software and hardware of a computer. In short, competition and cooperation coexist in todays society. Yet there a

16、re some people who think to compete is more important than to cooperate. They believe in order to beat others and survive in todays society ,one cannot afford to be without any competitiveness; otherwise he will confront the danger of being left high and dry. Even when one is trying to cooperate he

17、has to defeat others who are also eager to get their share in the cooperation. Thus comes the saying that Only when one is more and more competitive-edged, will he be cooperative. As far as Im concerned, I think both competition and cooperation are very important in todays society. Surely competitio

18、n contributes a lot to the success and well being of a country, a group or an individual. Be it the smooth development of economy, a handsome profit, a high social status, they all come as results of triumphs in various keen competitions. Nevertheless , we cannot forget that one person alone cannot

19、accomplish much. In many situations, we need to help each other so as to gain mutual benefits. And most countries, groups and individuals do so especially in scientific research, world trade and international affairs. That is why the world today is not as ugly and unbearable as a competitive world w

20、ithout any cooperation. So we shall compete, even with a friend or a close kin; and we shall also cooperate, even with a former competitor. On Cheating in Exams Cheating in exams is very common especially in colleges and universities. Some students do not study hard on most occasions but tend to che

21、at while taking part in exams. It is certain that cheating in exams has very bad effects. First, cheating in exams is not helpful in revealing the weakness of ones knowledge, so it is difficult for a teacher to help these students advance. Secondly, some students cheating in exams may provoke（诱发） ot

22、hers to follow suit.（照样做） Third, cheating in exams is no help for fair and sound competition because some students dont study hard and yet their grades are higher. In my opinion, cheating in exams is a devastating tendency. We should refrain from （制止）cheating in exams. This is not only an outgrowth（

23、是。的结果） of too much emphasis upon grades, but is also a serious moral and ethical（道德的,伦理的） concern. My View on Opportunity There are different opinions among people as to the view of opportunity. Some people suggest that opportunities are rare and only the lucky person can obtain them, while some oth

24、er people argue that in a sense everyone has opportunity from time to time. As far as Im concerned, I agree with the latter opinion to some extent. I think that various kinds of opportunities are around us all the time. However, the opportunity will not run into you voluntarily. You must try your be

25、st to find them and make full use of them. For example, when I was in high school there was a national chemistry competition. Most of my classmates thought that we had virtually no chance of winning the competition since we were studying in a rural high school. But I felt it was a good chance and I

26、must grasp it. So I prepared for it thoroughly and finally I won the first prize. In conclusion, I believe that the opportunities are abundant in our society and everyone has equal chance. We can acquire them only if we are prepared and qualified just as a proverb says“Opportunities are only for the

27、 prepared minds.”说明文： Exposition (因果分析型) College Students Job-hunting In recent years, college students find it hard to hunt jobs. How comes college students who are intelligent ambitious and knowledgeable have difficulty in finding jobs? There are several reasons for this strange phenomenon. One im

28、portant reason is that nowadays college students pursue too high a goal. They care about various factors, such as the salary, the working place and working conditions. They are even unwilling to accept those merely “good” jobs though they do have the chances. Another reason is that the majors some s

29、tudents study in colleges do not fit in with the demands of the vacant jobs. So they can only let the job pass by regretfully. The solution to this problem is to narrow the gap between the jobs demands and college students desires. The companies should offer favorable working conditions for the coll

30、ege students while the latter should not focus their attention only on the material aspects of jobs and should realize their own defects and further improve themselves so as to meet the needs of society. Part-time Jobs With the rapid economic development and changes in ideas, more and more college s

31、tudents are now engaged in part-time jobs. They work in their spare time as private tutors, salesmen, waiters or shop assistants. People wonder whether it is good for students to do so. Some people are afraid that working in spare time will affect the students schooling as they think the students ta

32、sk is study and failure in study will surely cast profound negative influence on(对。产生巨大的负面影响 )the students future life. Of course their worry is reasonable. But to some other people, taking spare-time jobs has many advantages and the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. To begin with, by doing spare-time jobs the students can earn money to support themselves, thus reducing their parentsfinancial burden. Besides, while doing their part-time jobs, the students can demonstrate(表现 ) their ability by putting what they learn in school into practi