读完《三体》这部由刘慈欣创作的科幻小说后,我深有所感,一向想写点什么,今日得空就写了这篇文章。
《三体》是长篇小说,由三部构成。看完这部小说我不得不佩服作者的脑洞之大,他甚至想到了人类在数千百年之后会在太空深处遇到一个叫“三体”的`外星礼貌,它比地球礼貌高出一大截,之后,人类就陷入了反对三体侵略的战争。
人类对于三体礼貌来说,弱小得就跟一群蝼蚁一样,他们的技术完全压倒人类,这不由得让我想到了人类与其它地球生物之间的关系。
人类在其他地球生物的眼中就如同神一般,就好似外星生物入侵地球一样,因为人类实在是比动物的智商高出太多了。而人类作为这个星球上的神并没有对那些蝼蚁一般的生命表示出一丝一毫的怜悯,反而对它们大肆虐。为了满足自我那自私的“求知欲”而对动物进行了很多惨无人道的解剖、活体实验等。
在《三体》中,外星人来到地球后,将人类全都驱赶到所谓的“人类礼貌保留区”的澳大利亚大陆上,这就类似于人类给动物们设立的自然保护区。在这个“人类礼貌保留区”中,人类什么都没有,仅有一些维护治安用的、低级的枪械,这些人类失去了自由,就如同动物园中的老虎,仅仅是吃饱肚子罢了……
放眼现实世界,人类对动物的虐待比这些外星人对人类做的事要过分的多……但我们却没有一丝一毫的悔悟。
动物和人类一样,都有情感、有思想。所以我期望人类不要在如此恶劣的对待动物,我期望咱们能多抽出些时间来关心关心地球上的动物,而不是把那么多的金钱和精力都花费在遥远无期的寻找外星人身上,毕竟,相比外星生命来说地球生物才是“亲人”……
二胎政策是今年后半年国家放开的新政策。yuwenmi小编整理了相关的范文,欢迎欣赏与借鉴。
Today, I'm going to talk aobut a change to China's population policy.
今天我将来说一下中国的人口政策改革。
China introduced one-child policy in the late 1970s. This policy has been credited with helping to control China's population growth.
中国在20世纪70年代末推行了独生日子女政策。这一政策被认为可以帮助控制这个国家的人口增长。
It's also been criticized for forcing parents to make difficult personal choices, or in some cases face huge fines.
批评者认为该政策迫使父母做出艰难的个人抉择,或甚至有时候面临巨额罚款。
According to a statement issued on October 29th,2015 by the Communist Party of China Central Committee, China further relaxed its more than three-decade-old family planning policy. The statement said the country's aging trend would be actively addressed by the universal two-child policy.
2015年10月29日,中共中央委员会发布公报称,中国将进一步放开实施了30多年的计划生育政策。“全面二孩政策”将有效应对人口老龄化趋势。
Additionally, From my personal view, One reason for the change, economics. In China, many people care for their elderly relatives, so a single child could end up being financially responsible for parents and grandparents. This new policy could help with that.
改革的其中原因之一是经济方面。在中国,很多人都需要照顾上了年岁的.长辈亲戚, 所以一个孩子最终可能会对父母和祖父母的财务负责。而新出台的政策就可以在这方面起到作用。
Another reason, China wants to improve human rights by the universal two-child policy.
另一个原因是中国希望通过全面二胎政策来改善人权。
In this picture, we can tell that the son is talking to his father about his concern about the nuclear waste. His father told him that if he can empty the dustbin first, he can do anything. This is an easy but very important story, telling us that we have to focus on things around our daily life first, and then the things great enough in the world.
In our daily life, it is very common to find some people that talk about their great minds on topics that far away from their lives. However, they provide little concern on staffs that around their own daily lives. These people are usually not very successful because their minds are beyond their grasp. To this end, students who want to be a better man, have to know that one can become greater and greater if they can complete things around their daily life well one by one. They may stand on the top of the mountain in the society finally.
The picture shows us a dialogue between a father and a son. The son told his father, “Dad, I’m a bit worried about disposing of nuclear waste”. While his father told him, “If you can empty the dustbin here you can do anything”. It reveals the importance of doing small things well before undertaking something big. There is also an old Chinese saying to go with this that a person can’t sweep the world before he can sweep his own room.
I agree on the point that it is of great importance for a person to do small things well before undertaking something big. First of all, doing small things well entail the qualities that needed in doing great things such as patience and ability of controlling time. For example, when we sweep our room, we need to manage our time and energy reasonably. Accordingly, if we sweep a bigger room, for example, a classroom with our classmates, we should learn how to cooperate and allot assignments as well. And a big advantage is that we can draw useful lessons from the failure of performing well because they didn’t cost a lot.
In another word, though these things seem trivial, they reinforce our manipulative ability and thus our understanding to the world. Therefore, we should not ignore the small things.
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