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MIGRATING
In this modern era, migration to the city is a topic of public interest and
concern. This issue can cause some negative effects and it can be dealt
with by some solutions.
It is obvious that traffic congestion is an indispensable part of the
crowded citiescity. It has been proved that the majority of the families
living in urban areas usehave at least two private vehicles and people
use them on a daily basismany people take them every day. This means
that citizens have to deal with peak hours and the scene of an influx of
people trying to push, shove and inch their way through congestion
down the wrong way, blocking hundreds of other people, just to save
themselves a minute of their own time. In addition, in a big city where
industry develops withand a high population ratio, consequently,there is
consequently a lot of dust isare released from vehicles and factories or
household waste lead to environmental pollution. City dwellers have to
suffer that pollution, so their health would be affected and they would
have many deadly diseases.
However, the first step that the government can takebe taken to tackle
this problem is to rationalize the redistribution of industrial zones
instead of only just concentrating onin big cities, which creates more
jobsjob for the locals and developsdevelop regional areas. As a result,
People can settle in the countryside, and they no longer have to migrate
to the city to find jobswork. Besides, the government also can deduct
the budget to upgrade infrastructure such as widening roads, improving
mass transit to encourage people to use it . Thereby solving traffic jams
and helping people’s mobility needs more conveniently.
In conclusion, traffic congestion and health problems are the main
adverse effects of migrating to the city, and they can be solved by
relocating industrial zones and upgrading infrastructure.
CRIME
In this modern era, offenders committing more crimes after serving their
first punishment is a topic of public interest and concern. There are a lot
of reasons for this situation and it can be dealt with by some solutions.
The main reason is the lack of rehabilitation. Vocational training is of the
paramount importance of helping offenders disseminate professional
knowledge so that when they are released from prison, their job
opportunities will be higher. But now many prisons, especially in
developing countries, can do this accompany the lack of knowledge of
moral values increases the crime rate after being released. In addition,
social judgement is an indispensable part of this problem. According to
research, the public looked down on people with criminal records. So
the stigma makes them tough to find a stable job and not be able to
reintegrate into society. Their difficult life will lead them down the path
of crime again.
However, the first step that can be taken to tackle this issue is that
create more jobs for newly get out of jail so they can make a living, and
enhance the quality of life post-incarceration. The government can
create vocational courses in prison or provide advice and job placement
suitable for them to prevent this problem from further expanding.
Furthermore, raising people’s awareness is one of the possible measures
that can be taken as well. In fact, many people today still do not have a
clear understanding of the law, there are many cases that people
accidentally commit a crime. Therefore, it is necessary to propagate and
cultivate more knowledge of the law thoroughly.
In conclusion, the lack of rehabilitation and social pressure are the
pivotal causes of the issue and they can be dealt with by job
opportunities and improving people’s awareness.
E-BOOKS
In this modern era, more and more people are choosing to read e-books
rather than paper books is a topic of public interest and concern.
Although there are benefits, its drawbacks are obvious. However, in my
opinion, the former definitely carry more weight than the latter.
The pivotal disadvantage of e-books is an erosion of reading traditions. If
people are big readers when they find a page-turner immerse them,
they will love the feeling of holding a book in their hands and feel
emotional when they are touched by each page then having to look at
the cold screen. It is obvious that not taking and giving away favorite
books, makes them lose motivation to read. Another grave flaw is eye-
related diseases. Nowadays, more and more people are suffering from
vision problems because reading e-books requires staring at a gadget
screen for a long time is affected by rays and an unsuitable reading
environment as the light from the screen make them forget our
surrounding.
However, I believe that they are more likely to have beneficial effects.
First and foremost, e-books have a great feature that paper books often
cannot have, which is that they are very convenient. They are not only
portable because when going anywhere just one electronic device
supplants a large number of printed books, ranging from storage space
to fear of getting dirty books is no longer an issue. But it also reads more
effectively, there are many applications in e-books to help translate
nooks written in foreign languages, meeting the needs of readers.
Secondly, the price of e-books is usually lower because it doesn’t need
printing or distributed to stores and less staff, it is an option that both
save money and gives the reader the opportunity to read many books to
cultivate their knowledge.
In conclusion, it seems that the possible benefits of reading e-books are
more significant than the potential obstacles.