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三、个人简历
申请一份工作时,通常要准备简历。作为应用文体的一种,简历也有其固定的格式。
个人简历一般包括下列内容:Personal Data, Education, Working Experience, Awards, Language Proficiency, Special Interests, References
第三节 重要范文及参考观点
Adventure 冒险
﹥﹥相关问题:Should students risk their lives for adventures?
﹥﹥参考观点:
1. I appreciate the courage of the five mountain climbers from Peking University. If I had a chance, I would risk my life in such an adventure. I think the meaning of life is passion.
2. Life is more important than anything else. So I give priority to safety rather than adventure. Without 100 per cent confidence in safety, no adventure should be carried out.
3. I take great pride in their brave action. In fact, danger exits everywhere. Last week a female student was killed by a bus when she was riding a bicycle on a Chengdu street. So can we say we should give up riding after her death? I support them to continue their adventures, but they must be more cautious.
4. It is unnecessary to sacrifice one\'s precious life for the risk-taking spirit. Judging from the surface, these students are brave. However, they are able to make even greater contributions to society if they are alive.
5. Physical adventure, such as climbing mountains, is a part of human life. Without it, I can\'t imagine how people can clearly know our world. Therefore, taking risks is a part of culture as well as a good way to find our potential. However I think the university administration and government must pay more attention to organization and equipment to make sure the danger will be held to a minimum.
6. Most college students are over 18. We are adults so we have the right and the ability to choose adventure or safety. As soon as I make a decision, I do it even though it is dangerous.
7. The tragedy tells us that we must distinguish between \"adventure\" and \"exploration.\" It\'s well known that summer is the rainy season in Tibet and the climate is not fit for climbing. Moreover, their communications equipment was not advanced, so when the avalanche hit, they couldn\'t notify anyone. In my opinion, safety is the most important thing. After all, life is the most important treasure. We must cherish it!
Career 职业
﹥﹥相关问题:American grads aren\'t interested in a career in government. What about you? Why do you think this way? What do you value in an employer?
﹥﹥参考观点:
1. I think working for the government is not so good. Being an administrator is almost equal to low efficiency, low pay, and a lack of freedom and responsibility. The strict hierarchy in the government can make even the best people depressed. Personally, I am interested in business. Its fair play is appealing to me.
2. I want a white-collar job that will make an energetic girl like me feel full, efficient and interesting. I cannot imagine myself sitting in the office, reading a newspaper, and sipping tea leisurely. This is a typical working scene in the government. Furthermore, other things like bureaucracy and the sophistication in handling relationship make me scared. I\'m a junior in college, and I\'ll never begin my career in government.
3. Working in the government means a relatively stable and good salary, good health insurance, less pressure, more security and regular holidays. And one can have enough spare time to enjoy and build oneself. Nowadays, finding a job is getting tougher. Whatever your job is, just go for it, hold it, then jump away.
4. I prefer a career in government. First, it can offer a stable, though not very high-paying job which can ensure a comfortable life! Second, it will give me higher social status. People all over the country respect civil servants. Third, if I can come to power or be a leader in a department, I can benefit from it.
If I were given a chance to choose my career again, I would not hesitate to take a job as a designer in a toy company, although this new job is very different from my present one, teaching mathematics in a middle school. The first difference is that every day I have to be with the pupils, teaching, and correcting exercises while the new job is just to sit in the office and try to work out new designs for toys. The second difference, I think, is that teaching in a middle school is not as challenging as designing new toys. In the middle school, I can manage to teacher well, while in a toy factory; I must work out new designs continuously. Otherwise I would not be able to keep the job.
I would like to choose this new career because I love children and I like to make them happy by offering various kinds toys. I also like something more challenging so that I could make full use of my intelligence.
Deeds 英勇事迹
﹥﹥相关问题:Should a 20-point bonus be awarded to high school graduates who have been involved in major heroic deeds?
﹥﹥参考观点:
1. Encouraging students to be brave and righteous is good, but it\'s inappropriate to link it to the admission evaluation. Most senior school students are too young to possess the ability to implement such \"heroic deeds.\'\' Additionally, some students may feel it is unfair because they have got no chance in their daily life to be a hero.
2. The students who have done such heroic deeds should be granted this honour, and they deserve it. In our society, too many people have an ignorant attitude towards crime. We need to set a good example to enhance the citizens\' awareness of maintaining law and order.
3. As a high school student myself, I strongly oppose this practice, for it would mislead students. In China not every high school student is able to enter a college. Some may try every means possible to create a situation in which they might do heroic deeds just for the sake of the 20-point bonus! Just imagine how difficult it is to get an extra 20 points from a single test.
4. Mere admission bonus is not enough. These days, we\'ve more or less become dumb to heroism and justice. Many people around us have adopted a look-on attitude towards heroic deeds. I hope more bonus systems will be set up to promote a sense of righteousness among young people.
5. Of course those heroic students deserve the award. But it\'s better to introduce this policy into the current \"baosong\" or \"xuansong\" system, not the college admissions, so as to keep the latter\'s academic purity.
6. It is evidence of society\'s thirst for justice. But it would be improper if high-school students undertake heroic deeds just for the sake of the 20-point bonus. They are too young to protect themselves well when they are in danger. They may be unable to help others but still could make meaningless sacrifices.
7. I should say I like this preferential policy very much. There are two reasons to approve this policy. It encourages students to be aware of the people who need their help in society and it helps those teenagers not to be hesitant in offering help. Our country needs these young heroes.
E-mail 电子邮件
﹥﹥经典范文:E-mail in China
E-mail is getting more and more popular in China due to the rapid development of computer. E-mail has entered many families and offices, and it is used by almost every student and teacher in universities, and almost every government officer.
E-mail is popular now because it has its own advantages. First, it is fast. Within a few seconds, your message will reach its destination. Besides, it is also very cheap. One letter to the United States will cost only a few fens. However, it also has some disadvantages. First, if a computer is broken sown or affected by virus, your message will be delayed or damaged. Second, your message is likely to be discovered by those whom you don’t expect to read it. And finally, if you overuse the E-mail your eyesight will be affected.
Anyhow, I believe that the E-mail will have a bright future, and it will be more popular in China. |
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