中国居民出国旅游人数As can be clearly observed from the chart above, the trend of Chinese traveling abroad isgoing up these years. In the past three years, the number of Chinese traveling abroad was on a steady rise. According to the chart, the number increased from 7.5 million in 2003 to 10.3 million in 2007 and 15.1 million in 2011. It is expected that the population will reach 20 million in 2015.I assume that there are at least three main/primary/fundamental reasons/causes/factors accounting for the above mentioned changes. First and foremost, the changes are primarily concerned with the income of Chinese. They are better off and can afford to travel abroad. What’s more, they have a lot to do with the development of the travel industry in China. Travel agencies in growing/increasing/expanding/mounting numbers are attracting more people to join in their tours abroad. Last but no the least, the changes are closely related to our policy of opening up to the outside world。

From what has been discussed so far, it is obvious that the rise in the number of Chinese traveling abroad is of great concern to our life. It reflects the improvement of our living standards and the development of our economy.网民网购例1:购物方式的变化年份2000 2005 2010传统购物75.30% 60.15% 43.20%网上购物31.60% 42.32% 52.30%The chart above shows the change of ways of shopping from 2000 to 2010. As can be seenfrom the above chart, from 2000 to 2010, the rate of online shopping kept on increasing, from 31.6% to 52.3%, while the traditional shopping fell dramatically from 75.3% to 43.2% occasionally. From then on, both the rate of online shopping and the rate of traditional shopping increased.It is no difficult job for us to come up with some possible factors that underlie the above changes. In the first place, with the development of our economy, people have changed their lifestyles. They did not regard traditional shopping as a good thing. Therefore, the rate of traditional shopping had begun to fall down since 2000. In the second place, with the improvement of both living standards of people and the technique of Internet, people can enjoyshopping online. Thus the rate of traditional shopping had also begun to fall down since 1970s asshown in the chart.From what has been discussed so far, it can be predicted that the present situation willcontinue for quite a while in the near future. People will have fewer and fewer traditional shopping, and they will enjoy more and more online shopping.网购人数(亿)The chart presents is the results from an investigation on online shopping in China. As can be seen from the data, the population of netizens has been on a stable rise from 0.46 billion to 0.67 billion during the period from 2009 to 2013, and at the same time the number of people shopping online has increased with a strong momentum from 0.14 billion to 0.31 billion. It is predicted that the population of netizens and online shoppers will reach 0.73 billion and 0.42 billion respectively.What accounts for such a trend? Despite some disadvantages ofonline shopping, such asunreal description of products or financial safety, online shopping does provide too many advantages and conveniences as well. First, it can save buyers’ time and energy. We need not travel to shopping malls and take the goods home by ourselves. Also, the Internet offers numerous choices, so we can find whatever we need.To conclude, this trend will definitely continue in the future as predicted, which can greatly boost our economy and make our life much more comfortable and convenient. But we still need to be cautious when shopping online.节约浪费你是否想过采取行动节约粮食?The chart shows the result of an investigation on the question whether you have ever thoughtto take actions to save food. As can be seen from the data, 27 percent people have never had anyidea about this issue, while near 50 percent people only have awareness, but never have they taken any actions. Sadly, those having awareness of saving food and also taking measures to do this only accounts for 25%.This phenomenon can easily be found anywhere in our daily life, not only in food issue, butalso in electricity and energy. Many people are used to doing everything with the television on, not actually watching it at all. Such a habit can cause waste of much electricity and energy, and result in the emission of carbon. This deviates from the popular concept of “low carbon life”—to reduce the emission of carbon, especially carbon dioxide, to protect our environment and realize sustainable development. According to statistics, if we can decrease the time for having the television on by one hour each day, we can deduce the amount of carbon emission by 4.71 kilogram each month.To serve as responsible stewards of the planet, we must promote and popularize a low carbonlife among the public from every detail in our daily life. We must change the past practice of sacrificing long-term environmental healthfor short-term rapid economic development, and shift to developing green economy, circular economy and low carbon economy. All these effective measures can help us to reach harmony between development of the society and health of the nature. Nowadays, it is a common phenomenon thatpeople go to have some psychological consultations. This is because people in the modern world are facing great pressure from work and life. Being depressed for a long time, some problems will come out inpeople’s mental health. These problems will do great harm. They may cause some health problems and affect our daily life and work. To be a healthy person, mental health seems to be more important.To become a real healthy modern man, we should take the advice of the pictures. Besides, we should remember some important points. Firstly, we should be open with people. Talk with your family and your friends when you meet some difficulties. Secondly, we should be sympathetic. Since we are a part of a society, we should be concerned with it. Thirdly, we should spend some time in reading, listening to the musicand exercising to relieve our pressure. In this way, we can become a healthy modern man, ready to take on any challenges.幸福感Nowadays, we may often wonder what on earth happiness is. We are puzzled as to in which circumstance he will feel happy—when we make money, or win true love, or when we are in good health, or what? It is obvious that happiness is difficult to define. We all know people who have a relatively easy and comfortable life, and yet are essentially unhappy. And we may also havefriends who have suffered a great deal but generally remain happy. Therefore, happiness is actually of one’s own making. If you have a positive attitude and are determined to find the little happiness of life, you are destined to be jolly, no matter what kind of situation you are in. Happiness is an attitude, not a condition. It lies in the struggle to be happy. People sometimesgo to extremes and frantically pursue money, power, high social status, etc., which are all symbols of success—but never of happiness. Perhaps if they shifted their goal from ultimate success to unswerving efforts and to confidence that they will be successful one day, they’d be a great deal 交通与环境、发展The phenomenon of traffic jam is not uncommon nowadays. In fact, the traffic jam is soheavy that it is more of a parking lot than a crowded street. Anxious passengers cannot take buses because there are few buses. Instead, the street is filled with too many private cars. With the number of private cars increasing, traffic jams in metropolitans are bound to happen. Heavy transportation pressure in large cities may bring much inconvenience to people and exert negative impacts on the environment. On the one hand, when traffic jam happens, short distancein the past now seems to become terribly long, and drivers could do nothing but to wait. Therefore, a lot of precious time has been wasted on the road. On the other hand, exhausted gas emitted by cars has increased the burden of environment and caused carbon emission, which has diverted from the concept of living a low carbon life.Therefore, effective measures should be taken to alleviate the traffic jam. Firstly, taxes leviedon the sales of private cars should be raised so as to restrict private car ownership rate. Secondly, public transportation such as buses and subways, which are low-carbon transportation means, should be encouraged and promoted so that we can have a smooth transportation.。