问答题
Where do You Want to Work?
Directions : For this part, you are allowed thirty minutes to write a composition on the topic "Where do You Want to Work?" You should write at least 120 words, and base your composition on the chart and the outline given in Chinese below:
(1)上图所示为当前在校大学生理想就业区域调查情况，请描述调查结果；
(2)说明大学生做出选择的理由；
(3)“我”的看法。
Directions : For this part, you are allowed thirty minutes to write a composition on the topic "Where do You Want to Work?" You should write at least 120 words, and base your composition on the chart and the outline given in Chinese below:
(1)上图所示为当前在校大学生理想就业区域调查情况，请描述调查结果；
(2)说明大学生做出选择的理由；
(3)“我”的看法。
【正确答案】
【答案解析】
As is revealed in the chart, nearly half of the Chinese university students intend to work in provincial capital cities. Highly-developed metropolises like Beijing and Shanghai rank the second at 37 percent. Also, 12 percent of students choose small and medium-sized cities. And a minority of students are willing to work in countryside and other areas.
Several reasons can account for the students" choices. Without a doubt, international metropolises like Beijing and Shanghai can provide more opportunities and challenges, which enable college graduates to train themselves effectively. At the same time, provincial capital cities enjoy their own advantages. They have been developing rapidly in recent years, and meanwhile, the real estate prices are not that unaffordable as those of the metropolises. For those who wish to work in medium or small cities, they are fond of peaceful lives. And those who choose rural areas are expecting to develop the potentials of the countryside.
In my opinion, if you are excellent enough in both academic study and social communication, it will be advisable for you to go to those metropolises to challenge yourselves. Otherwise, starting your career in a less competitive area would be a wise choice.
Where do You Want to Work?
As is revealed in the chart, nearly half of the Chinese university students intend to work in provincial capital cities. Highly-developed metropolises like Beijing and Shanghai rank the second at 37 percent. Also, 12 percent of students choose small and medium-sized cities. And a minority of students are willing to work in countryside and other areas.
Several reasons can account for the students" choices. Without a doubt, international metropolises like Beijing and Shanghai can provide more opportunities and challenges, which enable college graduates to train themselves effectively. At the same time, provincial capital cities enjoy their own advantages. They have been developing rapidly in recent years, and meanwhile, the real estate prices are not that unaffordable as those of the metropolises. For those who wish to work in medium or small cities, they are fond of peaceful lives. And those who choose rural areas are expecting to develop the potentials of the countryside.
In my opinion, if you are excellent enough in both academic study and social communication, it will be advisable for you to go to those metropolises to challenge yourselves. Otherwise, starting your career in a less competitive area would be a wise choice.