How does the computer change your life哪位有时间帮我写个英语作文啊 不用太长 40字左右就可以啊 急用啊

How does the computer change your life哪位有时间帮我写个英语作文啊 不用太长 40字左右就可以啊 急用啊
How does the computer change your life
哪位有时间帮我写个英语作文啊 不用太长 40字左右就可以啊
急用啊

How does the computer change your life哪位有时间帮我写个英语作文啊 不用太长 40字左右就可以啊 急用啊
How Does the Computer Change Our Life
With the development of science and technology,people depend more and more heavily on the computer.Then how does the computer affect our life?
On the one hand,it can be very helpful to people who need it and treat it corTectly.The computer can broaden our knowledge about the world.It can also help us learn more about many fields of studies quickly:science,medicine,arts and so on.It is very convenient to people who are busy with their jobs,and has brought about many positive changes in our lives.
On the other hand,the computer may bring about some negative changes.For example,many children become so addicted to computer games that they stay up late frequently and even neglect their studles.Another disadvantage is that computer's radiation is harmful to people's eyes,especially to children's.
Just as every coin has two sides,the computer has advantages and disadvantages.I think that if we can overcome its negative effects,we can bring it into full play.

In the aftermath of the great Sichuan earthquake, we’ve seen a hopeful glimpse of China’s future: a more open and self-confident nation, and maybe — just maybe — the birth of grass-roots politics here...

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In the aftermath of the great Sichuan earthquake, we’ve seen a hopeful glimpse of China’s future: a more open and self-confident nation, and maybe — just maybe — the birth of grass-roots politics here.
In traveling around China in the days after the quake, I was struck by how the public and the news media initially seized the initiative from the government. Ordinary Chinese are traveling to the quake zone to help move rubble, and tycoons, peasants and even children are reaching into their pockets to donate to the victims.
“I gave 500 yuan,” or about $72, a man told me in the western city of Urumqi. “Eighty percent of the people in my work unit made donations. Everybody wants to help.”
Private Chinese donations have already raised more than $500 million. That kind of bottom-up public spirit is a mark of citizens, not subjects.
Immediately after the earthquake, the Propaganda Department instinctively banned news organizations from traveling to the disaster area. But Chinese journalists ignored the order and rushed to Chengdu — and the order was rescinded the next day.
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