As is vividly shown in the drawing, two students stand before a bulletin board titled “Campus Lecture”. One frowns and thinks, “It’s not our major, so it’s of little use.” The other, however, smiles and says, “Going to listen will surely do us good.”

The picture reflects two attitudes toward learning: closed-minded versus open-minded. Some students confine themselves to their own major, believing that anything beyond the syllabus is useless. Yet modern problems call for interdisciplinary vision. Lectures outside one’s field broaden horizons, spark new ideas and connect isolated dots of knowledge. A narrow major, however carefully studied, can become an ivory tower.

From my perspective, college students should adopt an open attitude toward learning. We should step out of our comfort zone and absorb knowledge across subjects. Only by keeping an open mind can we become well-rounded talents ready for a changing world.

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As is vividly shown in the drawing, on a river dragon boats are racing, with crowds cheering on the stone bridge and both banks. An elderly couple, watching the scene, remarks delightedly: “How wonderful! Our village’s dragon boat race is getting more and more exciting.”

The picture portrays a heartwarming change in China’s countryside. Traditional folk customs, once fading in remote villages, are coming back to life. The growing enthusiasm for such events shows that rural revitalization is not only about income, but also about culture and community. Vibrant traditions strengthen village bonds and give young people a stronger sense of identity.

From my perspective, we should continue to value and revive traditional culture in rural areas. When old customs meet new life, villages gain lasting charm. Only by passing down our cultural roots can we build a truly prosperous and harmonious countryside.

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As is vividly shown in the picture, citizens are jogging and walking in a newly built neighborhood park, where a sign reads “Fitness Area for Residents.” A young man says happily, “The new small park near home is really wonderful!” The chart beside shows that the number of parks in this city rose from 406 in 2020 to 532 in 2021 and 670 in 2022.

The picture and chart together reveal a heartwarming improvement in people’s well-being. In just three years, the city added more than 260 parks, giving residents green spaces for exercise and relaxation. Such facilities matter because public health and a livable environment are the very foundation of a happy life. The growing number of parks reflects real efforts to improve people’s daily lives.

From my perspective, small public projects like community parks greatly enhance urban life. More such facilities should be planned near residential areas. Only when people have green places within reach can they truly enjoy a healthy and convenient life.

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The table clearly shows the ownership of major durable goods per 100 urban households from 2014 to 2023. As the figures indicate, the ownership of air conditioners rose most strikingly, from 75.2 units in 2014 to 145.9 units in 2023. Washing machines and refrigerators also grew steadily, reaching 98.2 and 103.4 units respectively.

The changes reflect a remarkable improvement in Chinese people’s living standards over the decade. The near-saturation of refrigerators and washing machines shows that basic household needs have long been met, while the sharp rise in air conditioners points to growing demand for comfort and quality beyond the necessities.

From my perspective, this trend is likely to continue. With steady income growth and further urbanization, households will enjoy even more convenient and comfortable lives. The table, in the end, is a record of ordinary people’s rising happiness.

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The two charts report a survey on consumers’ acceptance of elderly-care robots. The pie chart shows that 39.3% fully accept such robots and 32.8% partly accept them, while 27.9% do not accept them. The bar chart lists consumers’ top concerns: safety ranks first at 46.3%, followed by price at 24.9% and convenience at 10.7%.

The figures show that most consumers hold a cautious but open attitude toward care robots. On the one hand, the aging society creates huge demand for such machines. On the other hand, safety worries remain the biggest barrier. If robots fail to prove reliable, elderly users and their families will hesitate to trust them at home.

From my perspective, developers should prioritize safety and reasonable pricing before promoting care robots widely. Only when a robot is both safe and affordable can it truly serve the elderly and ease the burden on families.

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