英语作文借鉴手册-考试学习(编辑修改稿)

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s and pressure is to take stimulant(兴奋剂 ) or drugs. Everyone has only 24 hours a day, and a limited number of years to live. So we need to admit limitations of physical and mental strength, and to keep within those limits. Happiness How to be happy Happiness is them most precious thing in life. Without it, a man will feel that his ill fate has taken charge of (支配 ) him and the world is utterly(完全地 ) dark and dreadful(可 怕的 ). On that account， his body grows weaker, his work slackens(变松弛 ), and above all, he thinks he would rather die than live. ”how to be happy, then?” you may ask. Now, this is the very puzzle that we are going to solve. First, do things in accordance with your conscience(良心 )。 That is, do to others, as you would have other do to you. Secondly, pay more attention to your health, which is the root of success, for a sound constitution(体质 ) enables you to succeed. Thirdly, worry and sorrow are of no use at all! In case you meet with some hard situation, you must try to overe 5 it without any hesitation(犹豫 . Willpower(意志力 ) is essential(不可缺的 ) to happiness. And the last, but not the least, adopt(采取 ) an optimistic attitude toward life, for the world is still in making and you can have a share in it . In this way, true happiness can be obtained. Happiness What is happiness? Different people have different ideas. Some people are rich。 they think they are happy. Other people have many friends, so they feel happy. Still others are happy because their lives are meaningful. Happiness attracts(吸引 ) everyone. For children, happiness often suggests eating something good or playing with toys. For a stamp collector, stamps bring more delight than meals. And for a scientist, a discovery or an invention rather than anything else gives him greatest satisfaction. There was once a beggar who was always happy. The king saw him and wondered why he was so happy because he was so poor. However, the king could have whatever he wanted。 yet he himself was not happy at all. Thus we can see one’s happiness doesn’t depend on whether he is rich or poor. Happiness is a state of mind. As long as one thinks he’s content and satisfied, he is happy. As everything exist only because its opposite(对立的 ), happiness exists only when pain exists. Just as a person who does not know failure never knows success, a person, who has not experienced suffering or sadness never knows what happiness means. Happiness always promises (允诺 ) a hope by which people go on living. When they e to the point of losing hope because they have suffered a great deal, it is often the time when happiness es that will give them the courage and desire(渴望 ) to live. Cheer up and be happy. Happiness is not far from you. It’s just around you. Try to grasp(抓牢 ) it and enjoy it. A pleasant state of mind Happiness can be described as a positive(实在的事物 , 确定的 ) mood and a pleasant state of mind. A good education and ine are usually considered necessary for happiness. But the rich are not necessary to be happier than the middleine group or even those with very low ines. People with a college education are somewhat(稍微 ) happier than those who did not graduate from high school。 It is believed that this mainly because they have more opportunities to control their lives. Yet people with a college education may be less happy than those with on college education. Moreover, having good health can be very important to people because they can feel happy and have energy to do what they would like to do. Nevertheless(然而 ), poor health does not rule out(排除 ) happiness except for the dying or those in great pain. It should be noted that people quickly get used to what they have, and they are happier when they feel they are increasing their level no matter how little it has be improved.. The best formula(客套话 ) for happiness is to be able to develop the ability to tolerate(宽恕 ) frustration(挫败 ), to have a personal involvement(缠绕 ) and mitment(承诺 ), and to develop selfconfidence and selfesteem(尊重 ). 6 Wealth and happiness Wealth has always been what some people long for. It is true that most of them try to acquire(取得 ) wealth(财富 ) by means of honest labor. Their efforts contribute to the welfare(幸福 ,福利 ) of society and at the same time to the accumulation(累积 ) of their wealth. This brings them happiness. There is no doubt that wealth brings happiness especially in modern society, where various kinds of modern conversation, new fashions and entertainments make their appearance with each passing day. These can improve a person’s life he or she has money to buy them. But wealth does always not go hand in hand with happiness. Wealth may encourage those weakwilled person to be addicted(沉溺于某种 ) to some harmful habits such as drug taking or gambling(赌掉 ),and bring about their own ruin(毁灭 ). Also a person may lose his reason and go astray(迷路 ) if he is passionately(热情地 ) devote to seeking wealth. Therefore, one can never count on wealth to achieve happiness. Campus love Nowadays, campus love is popular. Some college teachers argue that students should give up love for the sake of learning. They maintain that love is time consuming and influences one’s learning. Some students, however, hold that a student who falls in love will study harder and will make greater progress. They don39。 t believe that a person in love lags(落后 ) behind in his studies. There are different kinds of love on campus. Some students regard love as killing time or adding color。 some are pragmatic(实际的 ), thinking it39。 s difficult to find a better partner after graduation。 the purpose of others is for seeking the impetus(推动力 ) of study. Anyhow, far away from home and alone, seeking friendship, understanding and love, the boys and girls easily find fort and appreciation from one another. As a mater of fact, lo。