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作文热点押题模版佳句1. 节能环保●With the national environmental watchdog being upgraded to cabinet status, environmental protection has been given more say in shaping the cou ntry’s economic development.●Common people’s environmental awareness has also been beefed up thanks to the efforts of not-for-profit environmental protection organizations in China.●Under such a framework, enterprises have adopted more active measures in greening their businesses, with some taking leadership in fighting the worsening environment and global warming.●Environmental protection and energy conservation have also inevitably become some of the most popular buzz words for CEOs of many international and also domestic enterprises, especially in their press conferences and interviews.●They emphasize eco-friendly approaches as a business philosophy: not only focusing on improving energy efficiency of their products, but also reducing the impacts on the environment during manufacturing.●For example, Hisense and Haier, two Chinese electrical household appliance giants, have constantly promoted their “green” televisions, air conditioners, and refrigerators. In recent years, over 50 international giants, including Wal-Mart, Carrefour, Avon and GE, have added corporate social responsibility (CSR) as one of most important clauses in their corporate cultures, requiring their cooperative enterprises to go through an examination of CSR performance before signing contracts with them.●Many Chinese enterprises have realized that energy efficiency and environmental protection are not burden but profitable business. However, it is still difficult for some of them to get rid of their obsolete development mode.●As a core force for China’s “green campaign” to reduce energy consumption there is still a long and tough road ahead for every Chinese enterprise.2. 企业诚信●The collapse of the Sanlu Dairy Group should leave invaluable lessons for our dairy industry and law enforcement department to learn.●The recent bankruptcy application to the court by the Shijiazhuang-based Sanlu Group is not beyond people’s expectations. It has also added to concerns among other involved dairy producers.●What the dairy industry and market supervisors should do now more urgently is to think over what they will learn from the Sanlu case.●Trust is the cornerstone for the survival of an enterprise and a society. As an established brand in the country’s dairy sector, Sanlu’s growth originated from people’s confidence in it. However, the enterprise’s adulteration of infant milk powder with melamine meant it abandoned its long-established market credibility. Such a move also planted the seed for its rejection by the market from the very beginning.●Credibility should become the bottom line for enterprises.●The Sanlu case also exposed a weak market supervision and management system. Such a phenomenon will finally result in the loss of government credibility if it cannot be reversed.3. 爱国爱心●The destructive earthquake in Sichuan province on May 12 rocked disaster regions and shocked the whole world. Almost all Chinese people chose to join the campaign for relief work, racing against time.●After the major earthquake, tens of thousands of volunteers flocked to the afflicted regions offer their help, boosted by echoing online sentiments from even a greater number of people from all walks of life. And during the earlier torch relays abroad in April, numerous Chinese students studying abroad and people from the overseas Chinese communities gathered to protest against anti-China deeds and to lend their moral support to Beijing, to China, for that matter.●To our comfort, the cases of Olympic torch relays and the rescue after the earthquake have demonstrated that the Chinese nation and the Chinese people have a healthy and strong “soul” anda loving and caring “spirit.”●The recent earthquake in Sichuan province and the preceding unpleasant events surrounding the Beijing Olympic torch relays abroad have undoubtedly aroused great patriotic passion in the Chinese public, which is finding its varied expressions in words, moods and deeds.●If we allow our memories to go further back, we could trace this passion all the way to the beginning of this year, when unprecedented snows and an icy weather shrouded a greater part of southern China. During that period too all kinds of help and support came to the afflicted regions from all over the country, and even from the overseas Chinese. All of these amounted to a special kind of nobility of the heart - love and care for one’s country and for one’s fellow countrymen.●Here a question presents itself. Could such nobility be a sort of spiritual energy that finds continual and natural release during days of less stress, less difficulty, i.e. in ordinary days which make up most of our lives? In other words, could a noble character become part of the commoner’s inner being, of his nature? That is evidently a useful and meaningful question that demands thoughtful answers.●No doubt, crises tend to throw people together to act in unity. But compared with days of major crises such as the ones mentioned above, most of our days are normal, peaceful, and even boring. But even during such ordinary days, we need the spirit and love and care to best discharge our duties and fulfill our obligations.●The idea of a harmonious society implies that we should love and care as naturally as we breathe.4. 教育发展不平衡●Clearly, the different development level of local economies and hence the various fiscal strength of local governments, to a large extent, explain the regional gap in educational expenditure. And the latter, in turn, accounts for the widening development gap between coastal areas and poor hinterlands as well as between cities and rural areas.●The onus is upon the central government to help the less-developed areas to catch up with other parts of the country. To pump more central budgetary funds to support educational causes in poor areas will prove an effective way to help local economic growth.●No matter how the current economic situation may affect the fiscal position, policymakerscannot afford to stop providing much more education funds for poor areas.5. 中国经济发展●China is a society of entrepreneurs in a landscape poised to become the world’s dominant economy over the next 30 years.●The people of China are constantly trying to figure out where the next opportunity lies.●With the swelling economy and the culture of entrepreneurship, opportunity is everywhere.●In terms of sheer market size for most products and services, China’s economy is already one of the largest in the world and rapidly growing. By the end of this year, China will have the third-largest economy, behind only that of Japan and the United States, and within 30 years it is expected to surpass the US.●As China further integrates with the global economy, it is not just 1.3 billion customers who have joined the rest of the world, but also nearly 800 million workers. China has already become the world’s factory - at least for a large number of consumer goods - significantly impacting prices of manufactured goods globally.6. 大学生就业难●Thousands of recent and upcoming college graduates from all over China are competing for a limited pool of jobs. It was a graduate’s nightmare that mirrored a national problem: too many people, too few jobs.●More than a million of college students will wind up jobless, according to estimates. The glut is leading students and colleges to what might be considered acts of desperation.●The size of China’s higher education system appears to have at least quadrupled in the last decade as the nation has pushed relentlessly toward building a modern economy. Next spring, Chinese colleges and universities expect a record 4.95 million graduates, up 820,000 from this year.●Some employers and economists, however, say the problem is one of rising expectations. It’s not that there are no jobs available; it’s that students are holding out for the good ones. They should be more patient and willing to settle for something less than their dream job at first.●Some say what is needed are more students with skills that match the job market. Employers say students are often not qualified for the available job openings and blame the university system for failing to adapt to the nation’s new economy.●The dilemma facing Chinese students is hardly unique. Through the ebb and flow of the business cycle, American college students have long been accustomed to the idea that a degree doesn’t necessarily guarantee them a job — at least not right away. But in a country where, not so long ago, the state guaranteed everyone employment, however lousy, it is a new and unsettling reality.。