A New Life

  While some experts claim that all PEDs should be forbidded in any sports, others suggest that many PEDs should be allowed if used safely. “Anti-doping rules are meant to end the use of ‘performance-enhancing substances.’ But that rationale makes little sense." said Yascha Mounk in his article  Ban What Is Dangerous, Legalize What Is Not. He believes that since normal food or legal medicine which offer energy and overcome the pain are allowed,PEDs which have the same target should slao be allowed when taken under medical supervision. However, some experts are holding different views. “Throughout the years, as I have listened to fighters discussing their performance-enhancing drug use, along with their accompanying heart, kidney, liver, bone, brain and psychiatric ailments, it became evident that only the athletes themselves could change this downward cycle.” said Margaret Goodman in her article  Clean Competition Is Safest. She argues that it is diffcult t...

Pheomenon caused by low {environment——experience→ what we economic standard     {people ——and difference→ learn Since India is less developed than many countries in the world, its general condition is not as good as those in higher economic standerd places. So the life there will be quite uncomfortable for the first encounters. For example, compared with developed countries, Idian's hygiene enterprise and public infrastructure are very poor. First encounters will probably feel disgusted walking on the dirty roads, and feel frustrated about the inconvenience. On the other hand, it might be hard to communicate with the low-educated people on the streets. These uniqve experiences may not seem wonderful, but they do make peolple and learn. Why is it backward？ What can local government and people do to creat better life? Thinking about these questions can make people get more knowledge about country development.

Thesis： China and Korea have both similarities and differences in family structure, dinning etiquette and gift-giving. Parts of thesis: 1.Topic: China and Korea 2.Pattern of Organization: Compare and contrast 3.Subtopics: family structure, dinning etiquette, gift-giving Topic sentences: 1.Firstly, Chinese family structure and Korean family structure are quite the same. 2.Secondly, Korean dinning etiquette doesn't differ much with the Chinese one which is a little more gentle. 3.Last but not the least, there are also some differences about gift-giving, but this time, Chinese has the more complex one.