【正文】 for the , this proposal has hit a brick indicate that either the limited financial resources or the uneven regional development makes the proposal of building up a college in every Chinese county only a , those who have taken aim at this proposal contend there is more to setting up a college than simply building a teachers and a support system are essential, really sounds a fashionable idea to set up colleges in all counties across China, but in my opinion, this is an improper and unrealistic support, administrative restrictions and college operation patterns are all the , it is infeasible to build a college in every county 18： Should Urban Parks Charge an Entrance Fee? The question whether urban parks should charge an entrance fee or not has been a source of controversy for a long claim that urban parks, supposed to be places where people have leisure and entertainment, are public establishments that have been created with taxpayers’ money and thus should be the other hand, opponents maintain that, considering China’s large population and lack of a sense of civic duty, once the parksare free of charge, they will not be properly managed and will inevitably be instance, the problem of parks’ bearing capacity, security and service quality issues will be it’s not the time to open urban parks for considering opinions of both sides, I am inclined to the latter ’s certain that free entry to urban parks should proceed with economic development, as it needs financial , the current economic level in China reflects that free entry to parks can only be realized 19： Live a Lowcarbon Life As more and more people are concerned about climate and environment issues, lowcarbon life has bee an increasingly hot , lowcarbon life is not only a fashionable term, but also a strategic choice concerning the future of human reducing the carbon emission, lowcarbon life constitutes energy conservation and environment protection means, which is helpful to slow down the pace of global warming and environmental worsening, bringing benefit to the future how to live a lowcarbon life? Everyone can interpret it in their own way in every detail of daily life, but public awareness and passion for saving energy is the key to the success of this , energysaving habits should also be advocated and promoted, for example,substituting a bicycle for a car, using recyclable bags for shopping, climbing the stairs instead of taking the elevator and so ’s certain that if enough people live a lowcarbon life, everyday and everywhere, it could change 20： Starting Career in a Big City or a Small Town？ Want to be a small fish in a big pond or the other way round? Every graduate faces this question when starting largenumber of them will choose to stay in a big city, which means more opportunities, more space for career development and naturally higher in recent years, some other graduates intend to start their careers in small towns, where they will bear lower stress and face less fierce addition, they can be a big fish in a small can easily get the employer’s attention and may win promotion far as I am concerned, I prefer to start career in a metropolis, for I believe that a good start is half the in a big city, I can learn more, experience more and obtain Some people are of the opinion that passengers sharing a car with a drunk driver but not preventing drunk driving should also be punished, for passengers, a part of the transportation activity, are undoubtedly liable for ensuring public someone knowingly rides in a car with a drunk driver, they are aiding a , it is necessary and rational to impose certain punishment on passengers for drunk , a majority of others are opposed to a penalty for a citizen to be penalized, he or she must have violated the far as passengers go, they share a car with a drunk driver, but are not driving themselves, nor have they encouraged anyone to drive under the , to punish them is legally my point of view, although the proposal reflects the urgency and determination to crack down on drunk driving, penalizing passengers seems to go too 22： Should New Graduates Lower Job Expectations? ，很多人認(rèn)為新畢業(yè)的大學(xué)生應(yīng)該降低他們對(duì)自己職業(yè)的期望值 Nowadays, most graduates are faced with a tight job market, so many people think that new graduates should lower their job all, it is more practical for them to accept a Furthermore, whatever jobs new graduates get, they can obtain valuable working experience, giving them confidence for more demanding jobs in , some others argue that new graduates lose their grounds if they lower job believe that a good beginning is half the this sense, new graduates should start their investment in education should not be aimed at a low , I side with the former is an indisputable reality that today’s university students are losing their shine, so degrees and diplomas cannot guarantee a new graduate’s success any job expectations demonstrates a more positive approach to job hunting taken by new 23： Should Chinese Take a Backseat to English inHigher Education? ，而應(yīng)該加大漢語(yǔ)教學(xué)的比重There is a strange “tradition” in China’s higher education, which sees English language courses being pulsory while Chinese is for this practice hold that Chinese, the students’ mother tongue, should and can be achieved at the early , given the strained job market in China, it’s reasonable for university students to turn to , most people advocate giving Chinese a bigger role in higher believe that Chinese, as a knowledge reserve, provides students with more access to Chinese culture and Chinese learning and will breed more knowledgeable and welleducated the mother tongue should be cherished in higher far as I am concerned, I am inclined to be on the side of the latter is the legacy of the whole nation thatrepresents profound culture and national learning, as an indispensable part through one’s whole life, will be of great help in tradition , no matter which stage of ed