Question

 最近，你校学生正在参加China Daily组织的一场讨论。讨论的主题是Should the Use of Internet Slang be Forbidden in some Places?请根据下表提供的信息，给该报写一封信，介绍讨论的结果，并表明自己的观点。

60% 认为应该禁止	40%认为不应该禁止
长期滥用网络语言会使年轻一代不知道什么是真正的汉语。	社会总是在变化，语言也要与时俱进，汉语应当能吸收一些有用的新词。
使用网络语言会使得有些家长与不上网的人之间交流变得困难。	使用网络语言聊天既快捷又方便。

要求： 1. 信的开头和结尾已经为你写好；

    2. 词数：120左右(不包括所给内容)；

   3. 参考词汇：网络语言 Internet Slang

 

Dear Editor,

    I am writing to tell you about the discussion we’ve had about whether Internet Slang should be forbidden in some places.

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                                                        Yours sincerely,

                                                            Li Ming 

 

Answer 1

【答案】

 

Dear Editor,

I am writing to tell you about the discussion we’ve had about whether Internet Slang should be forbidden in some places.

60% of the students think that Internet Slang should be forbidden. They think too much use of Internet Slang is a dangerous sign that the county’s younger generation won’t know what real Chinese is. Besides, some students’ writing is filled with Internet Slang, which makes it difficult to be understood by some parents and those who don’t chat online.

However, different people have different opinions. 40% of the students think that it shouldn’t be forbidden. In their opinion, society is always changing and language needs to keep pace with the times. Chinese should be able to absorb some useful new words. In addition, using Internet Slang to chat is both quick and convenient.

    As far as I am concerned, we should be more careful with the using of language in official documents and textbooks.

                                                        Yours sincerely,

                                                            Li Ming