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【正文】 graph, it is obvious that life expectancy in developing countries has climbed from about 40 years in the 1960’s to around 60 in the 1990’s, increasing by 20 years within 3 decades. It can also be seen, as a sharp contrast, that the infant mortality has dropped steeply by 15%, from 250 deaths per 1000 births to about 100 deaths per 1000 during the same period. There are several causes contributing to the development shown in the graph. Among other things, the rapid advance in medical science has made it possible to cure a lot of originally incurable diseases and save the life of millions of newborns who might well have been choked or killed before their birth. Besides, the general improvement of ordinary people’s living standard aroused their interest in healthy foods and healthy activities. They are feeding on a balanced diet and doing a lot of physical exercises. And finally, the rapid development of science and technology at large have wiped out famine and minimized the damages caused by floods, earthquakes and other natural disasters where mothers and children suffer most. But there are also some problems underlying this change, and population explosion is one of them. Therefore, whether this trend is a blessing or a curse in the long run, only tell can tell.Sample: Film is Giving Way to Tv The two curves give us a general illustration of change in audiences between TV and the film. It is obvious that there was a sharp rise in TVwatchers from about 6 thousand to above 90 thousand, while a great fall in filmgoers during the same period. From these figures we notice that TV is taking over the public from the movie industry. There are plenty of factors contributing to this development, of which the first and most important is that TV can provide various cheap, convenient and roundtheclock entertainments as well as services. Besides,it offers us news, sports, matches, ics, TV plays, to name only a few. And finally, it also carries a great variety of educational programs, which makes it possible for TV watchers to teach themselves at home. However, in the case of the film, it won’t be pletely squeezed out. But rather, it will continue to exist as a major source of entertainment for the public for quite a long time to e. One possible reason for this tendency is that, the films are always more touching, thrilling and closelyknitted as pared with TV plays. In addition, the endless ads and the poor quality of TV programs are encouraging a lot of impatient watchers to go all the way to the cinema for a kind of timesaving enjoyment. And again, sitting with a large audience is always a desirable experience. In short, it can be concluded from the two changes that TV and films as 2 major kinds of entertainment will coexist, instead of one killing the other.
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