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cognac cellar戒定而慧生 January 20 My dear sisters(part1)......我有一个表姐,三个表妹。
先说我的表姐,与我同龄,从小一起长大一起上学。兄弟姐妹之间总会有这样的困扰,别人会有意无意之间比较他们的成绩或者各个方面的荣誉。我姐与我同龄则更是如此。记得小时候,大家都挺穷,但我可以自信的说,我们家那算是最一穷二白的,我姐可比我幸福,而且此人在小学时(特指五年级以前)成绩一直居于我们三兄妹之首(我还有个同龄表哥,鉴于本文是出于对女性致敬的目的,就暂且不提),所以小时候她受到了最多的赞誉,我只是个不起眼的小不点阿。
五年级的时候因为我爸工作的原因,我和妈妈搬离了这个小村,去了小城,自然我也转学了,这是本人第二次转学。我姐还是留在小村子里。因为不上一样的学校,所以大人们的比较也少了许多,但仍然存在。初中时,我终于开始显山露水,智力得以发挥,风光无限,而我姐似乎开始走下坡路了,学的比较吃力。此时因为本人当时为人非常内敛以及矜持,一直不触怒任何人(除了父母),而我姐则被乡间的淳朴熏陶了这么多年,说话做事有些依着自己性子,在亲戚和兄弟姐妹之间不慎受欢迎。虽然在我心里,可能因为从小一起长大的原因,最喜欢的就是这个表姐了。到了这里,我们俩的情况似乎开始有些逆转,让这种逆转加剧的是我姐的家庭经济状况出现了危机以及她考高中的失败。
我们一起参加高中的考试,当时我以三人之中最好的成绩考上了省重点,其次我哥以微弱的高分也进了这所学校,我姐却以大约一分的差距被拦在门外。这种考试给三个同时参加的兄妹带来的压力是可想而知的,因为自己的父母需要我们去挣面子了。这种情况发生之后,亲戚们之间也传开了,流言蜚语,人言可畏。我姐当时也是心急如焚,心里的压力非常大。好在我舅疏通了关系让我姐进去了。然后家里人对外宣称:我们家一下出了三个重点高中的高才生阿!轰动整个小镇......
to be continued...... January 18 生命在于运动1.18 16:40 跑步
好冷啊......
回家之后似乎一直没能适应这里阴冷的气候(可能在广州呆久了),所以今天决定开始运动啦!
恰好家门口有个活动广场,所以我顶着严寒沿河跑了两个来回(本人对丈量十分没有感觉,所以无法判断自己到底跑了多少路程),沿原路返回时惊觉广场上一角摆放着一些健身器具,心里一阵感激(市政府还是做了些好事的呀),屁颠屁颠跑过去做运动(说不上来名字),不久来了一对祖孙,做着我刚刚用的器材,老奶奶看来是不常运动阿,衣服那叫一个厚,小屁孩呢,从他身上仿佛看到自己当年的风采, 包的严严实实,里三层外三层,整个一粽子,动起来都有些困难。当时我在压腿,双手抱住脚,看得小屁孩目瞪口呆,望着他崇拜的眼神,我又换了另一条腿架上了第三条横杠(多日不练,难免生疏,情有可原)。小屁孩像见到大侠一般笑逐颜开,念念有词,见状我放下腿开始进行前踢腿以及侧踢腿,快准而有力(不愧学过武术阿)。屁孩目不转睛,同时鼻涕慢慢落体......我慈祥的微笑望着屁孩希望他能做些什么,但屁孩明显被我的高超技术吓倒,没什么反应。
“你看你!!!!”老奶奶嚷着一口奇怪的方言,帮小屁孩擦鼻涕。
我在一旁被这孩子崇拜的眼神看得有些许尴尬,所以蹦跳着到他面前拍手,以此鼓励他和我一起运动(用心良苦阿)。他听从了我的建议,转身坚定的踏上了某简易型脚踏器材,与老奶奶一起运动。当下心中油然而生成就感,推行全民健身也是我们作为社会一分子的责任啊......
在我决定走人时,只听啪一声,我转头看,小屁孩从上面摔了,露出白白的屁屁,哈哈......久违的开裆裤......
跑完之后整个人精神了许多,顺便也驱走了寒冷,生命在于运动!!
September 14 以此献给最亲爱的honeyIn my opinion, highways should be given preferential financing.
Firstly, highways are the foundation of on-land transportation. When we are on our way to workplace in the morning, we could see the start of a new busy day. A large amount of cars are running their way one after one on advanced highways. They drive so rapidly and orderly that it just like a flow of water. Perhaps no one takes time to think about what will happen if there are no highways. But we can imagine such a picture immediately—the on-land transportation would be in a server mess. So it is easy to understand that the on-land transportation is based on highways.
Secondly, transportation system, highways in particular, lies as the basis of the social development in various aspects. In the museum, an exhibition in which you are interested in is on show, and you decided to go there so as to enjoy it; you choose a helpful course in a training center as your summer course, so you have to drive to study; the farmers have just harvest ripe bananas and the fruit needs to be carried to markets. All of these examples are selected from our daily life. They show that transportation is necessary in almost all our activities in the area of culture, education and business. As these fields are crucial to the development of the society, conclusion can be made safely that transportation is thus necessary for social development. It clearly defines the basic position of transportation in the social development. And the big role it plays in our lives would not be replaced by modern communication approaches such as internet and telecommunication. Indeed, these approaches are popular and keep growing, but a considerable part of our practices still relies on transportation system. This claim is quite evident for there are numerous examples like the above three ones existing in our everyday life. And in the transportation system, highway system is more fundamental than others. The first point I made can help explain it— highways serve as the foundation of on-land transportation which makes up the major part of the overall transportation system, so we say that transportation system, especially highways lies as the base of the social development.
Thirdly, today's major traffic problem is closely linked with the unfavorable conditions of highways, so improvements in highways meet the demand of resolving the problem comparing with public transportation. The booming of economy and technology has led to a tremendous increase of private cars. This is an inevitable tendency because it is an inevitable outcome of social progress. It indicates that there would be more and more cars day by day. However, serving as the foundation of cars, the development of highways is slower than that of private cars in some degree. Unscientific layout and supervision, as well as historical circumstances make up the major part of unfavorable conditions of highways. These elements combine together and hinder the improvement of highway system. As a result, highways lack enough capacity to carry such a large amount of cars. Problems arise immediately due to this situation with the mark of severe traffic jam. As we can’t change the tide of the times, we should keep our focus on highways to solve this urgent traffic problem. Such measures as optimizing arrangements before construction, strengthening regulation and upgrading road facilities are all viable ways with significant efficiency and effectiveness. Nevertheless, it is not able for us to achieve all these from public transportation. Fourthly, public transportation is indeed of significance for a part of the population.
It is true that purchasing private cars represents the tendency of the times, but we have to mind the fact that not everyone affords a car or prefer a car. So there is always a group of persons who don’t own cars. This group mainly consists of people who are not rich enough to buy cars and who are not fond of private cars. For this group, few traffic approaches can be adopted in terms of daily transportation. And in most cases, public transportation is an optimal choice in despite of its shortcomings. A majority of this group, therefore, choose to take public transportation. Concerning the disadvantages of public transportation, some of them can be removed through promotion in equipments whereas others can not. For instance, we can equip buses with advanced facilities to create a more comfortable environment; however, we can’t change the crowded condition in buses in busy time thoroughly. This is because this certain part of disadvantages is decided by its nature of public. Nevertheless, it is still meaningful to introduce reasonable improvements to public transportation, since what we developed in possible areas is of significance for the welfares of many people.
Fifthly, the improvement of public transportation doesn’t meet the demand of solving the major traffic problem. First of all, we can suppose that promotions of public transportation can settle our urgent traffic problem. Obviously, this supposition is proposed because we think that the developments of public transportation can reduce or at least keep the number of cars running on highways. Actually, we can not achieve this effect by simply improving public transportation. As I mentioned above, we can’t change the trend of purchasing private cars, nor can public transportation. While public transportation belongs to public services, private cars represent customized services. And people prefer customized services without doubt. That is to say, once a person gains enough money to enjoy personal services, he would do it without hesitation. However, no matter what kinds of advancements are made to public transportation, its nature will never be changed. Therefore improvements of public transportation can not impact people’s decisions of having private cars which means it wouldn’t have a bearing on the tendency of buying cars. Meanwhile, it can not attract those car-owners to take public transportation instead of their own cars. As a result, it would not reduce the amount of cars on roads. All these points have demonstrated that the basis of our supposition is not appropriate. Therefore, our supposition is a mistake, in other words, the advancement of public transportation doesn’t meet the demand of resolving the major traffic problem.
Last but not the least, because the customer group of public transportation is relatively fixed, which means there is a tiny potential market in public transportation, the investments in it may not bring up the same amount of profits. So if a comparison is made between highways and public transportation, the investments in highways turn out to be more fruitful. Besides the settlement of our major traffic problem which we can gain from the development of highways, public transportation, as part of the on-land transportation system, can also benefit from it. Now we can draw such a conclusion safely: highways should be given preferential financing comparing with public transportation. September 07 compositionIn my opinion, highways should be given preferential fiancing.
First, highways are the foundation of on-land transportation. The vehicles driving on land can be useless without highways. Can you drive your Porsche in a cornfield.
Second, highways are also the basis of economy. Since a considerable part of business still relies on traditional highway-transportation, highways play an important role in economy. For instance, lots of remote villages, mostly in developing countries, still suffer from poverty and backwardness. One of the reasons to explain their situation is that they are lack of transportation approaches, highways in particular. And that lead to mere communication between them and the outside world in terms of commerce, culture and education.
Third, With regard to today's major traffic problem, highways are efficient ways to resolve it or ease it at least. With the booming of economy, more and more people can afford private cars. As a result, an increasing number of cars present tremendous pressure to our traffic system. Traffic jam is one of the manifestations of the pressure and is, certainly, the most urgent one. How to solve it? In my opinion, regarding this issue, we should keep focused on highways. Only By enlarging the capacities of existing highways and meanwhile building new roads, together with carefully programming as well as implementation, can the problem be efficiently settled. Nevertheless, we can’t achieve all these effects from public transportation.
Fourth, public transportation is indeed of significance for part of the population. It is true that purchasing private cars represents the tendency of the times, but we have to mind the fact that there is always a group of persons who don’t own cars. For this group, maybe public transportation is the optimal choice though buses are often late and crowded and metro stations are quite far away. In other words, before they become persons who have private cars, they still take public transportation regardless of its disadvantages.
Fifth, the improvement of public transportation doesn’t meet the demand of solving traffic problem. As I mentioned in the above point, the customer group of public transportation is relatively fixed. That is, those who have cars would not take buses or metro, even if advancements of them are expanded. For whatever progress has taken place, its nature of public will never be changed. However, people now prefer customized services to public services; therefore, public transportation is not a favorable choice for this part of people who already enjoy customized services. Thus the amount of vehicles on highways will not decrease because of public transportation, so increasing input in public transportation would not solve or ease traffic jam.
Now we can come to conclusion: As a part of social welfare, the improvement of public transportation enables a certain group of people to benefit from it, however, it doesn’t make big change on the current traffic condition. Highways are serving as basics of transportation system and more importantly, of economy. By enhancing highways, our traffic problem can be solved or eased with high efficiency. September 02 数日打造masterpieceHighways or public transportation,which should be given preferential finacing?
Personally, I hold the view that highways should be given preferential finacing.
Firstly, highways are the foundation of transportation system including public transportation.
The vehicles can become useless without roads. Meanwhile, highways play an important role in the development of a city or a country for a favorable traffic condition would give a boost to the economic progress. The reason is simple, with an advanced transportation system, better communication can be made with the outside world in terms of commerce, culture, education and science,etc. Some people would argue that there are various ways of communication besides transportation. It is true our internet technology is booming, and telecommunication is growing, however, we have to mind the fact that a considerable part of our exchange rely on this traditional communication system. Most of us still need to drive to work, right? So you see, highways are unreplaceable.
Secondly, with regard to the current traffic problem, it is more efficient to improve highways rather than public transportation.
People complain about the noises coming from roads, the harmful gas emitted from cars, the congestion of highways and so on. Among all these problems, I think, traffic jam rank the top. As people begin to enjoy the fruit of our economic growth one by one, they can afford private cars and as a result, the increasing amount of private cars entail tremendous pressure on the traffic system.What's more, nowadays, having a private car has become a tendency which foretell a greater challenge on traffic in the future.
Then comes the question:how to solve the problem? In my view, enlarging the capacities of exsisting highways as well as building new highways are relatively more efficient than other approaches, though may not thoroughly. In order to improve exsisting highways, we can take such measures as promoting the road surface, upgrading road facilities, strengthening regulations, making adjustments according to different times and situations. Also to build new highways needs not only investments, but reasonable programming of the whole related region.
Thirdly, we should attach great importance to public transportation, nevertheless, it is not quite helpful on the traffic problem due to its nature or disadvantages, in some sense.
It is easy to list its shortages like it wastes our time to wait for buses or subways; its route is often not the shortest one; it is mostly very crowded in buses, and there is such a long distance between the stations and our real destinations.
I don't agree that the orgin of these shortcomings is public transportation is not fully developed, rather the orgin is its nature of 'public'. People prefer customized services, that's why they choose private cars, but not because buses or subways aren't attractile.
Therefore we can suppose even if the governments seriously make changes on public transportation, rich people still buy their cars and at the same time, those who don't have cars still take buses. Then the conclusion is the group of people who take public transportation is relatively fixed, and it means the changes on it perhaps wouldn't lead to changes on its market.
To sum up, I would say, highways are fundamental elements in a traffic system, while public transportation is another significant part of this system, since it is one of a few choices for persons don't own cars. They serve the interests of each other. However, concerning the urgent traffic problem, we focus on highways in order to resolve it efficiently.
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