范文仅供参考，必须按照课堂所授技巧仔细处理，为己所用， 否则意义就不大了。Culture - National and InternationalThe picture vividly depicts an American girl, wearing a traditional Chinese costume of a certain minority group, is smiling heartedly. She is wearing a long pair of earrings and a necklace with a pearl tassel. Her hat is cute and trimmed with lace. The clothes add oriental charm to her beautiful appearanceIt is impressively illustrated that a lovely American girl in traditional Chinese costume is nicely smiling to us. Her big eyes, long hair and a western face together with the beautiful eastern cloth form a harmonious picture. Her sweet smile seems to tell us that she likes our traditional costume so muchIn my opinion, what the picture conveys is far beyond a new fashion trend and carries cultural implications as well. It is clear that a unique culture can be accepted by the international society when its distinctive features are fully expressed. In fact, national cultures have no boundary and may be appreciated and shared by people from other cultural backgroundsThe picture is thought provoking. What it illustrates is a new phenomenon, which carries profound implications Just like the well known saying goes: the more national something is, the more in ternational it will be. I n an age of informatio n and comm un icati on, culture excha nge is in dispensable to the development of a nation. A case in point is the exchange students between China and the States. They greatly improve the friendship of two countries.Admittedly, as the reflection of the outlook of the people, national culture as priceless spiritual treasure ought to be preserved and cherished. At the same time, there are positive reasons to advocate international culture While global economic integration has fostered thorough cultural interchanges, it is multiculturalism that essentially makes the society and its people diverse, colorful, vigorous and open-minded General 1y speaking, to be international is undisputedly the best choice if a nation wishes to adopt an open-minded way of progressing.There is no denying that our traditional culture is unique and valuable, However, it does not necessarily mean that we should always hold it to ourselves Based on the past experienee, opening up has financially done our country a lot of good With the rapid development of Chinas economy, the importance of culture excha nge can never be overemphasized .In this light, there can surely be no doubt that nothing can benefit our nation so much as being open-minded and exchange culture with other nations Only by dong this, can we expect China to take a new face in due courseIt Pays to Do Our Filial DutiesThe cartoon symbolically states the ways that three sons and a daughter treat their old, helpless father. They each stand in a different corner of a football field. The eldest son kicks out the father, who huddles up into a ball. The other children prepare to ward him off. It is sad to see none of the children is willing to receive their father.（啥样）The illustration provided above 1ively portrays thatfour children of an old man refuse to take care of their fat her.The poor old man is 1 ike a football with four of his kids as football players He is kicked around by each of the unkind children and none of them is willing to take care of himThe picture is thought-provoking. What it illustrates is a common phenomenon in todays society: many grown-up children refuse to support their aging parents While they enjoy a comfortable life, their parents are neglected and left alone to face poverty. As these elderly people have grown so physically weak that they are not capable of supporting themselves any longer. I think these children have betrayed their own conscience and therefore should be criticized by the society.（啥事）There can surely be no doubt that the cartoon is an incisive comment on a common phenomenon, which carries profound implication in modern society. As a matter of fact, many individuals refuse to take good care of their old parents. A case in point is the old peoples home According to a recent survey held by China Daily, approximately 45% strong senior citizens living there have their own children at home. That is to say, the children are not doing their filial duty.According to Chinese culture, to be kind to ones parents is the height of virtue. We owe so much to our parents in that they not only gave us life but have done so much in bringing us up. It is not reasonable against nature for us to shirk responsibility of taking care of our parents when they are old. Further more, we have the duty to pay back their love by making their later years enjoyable and happy.（咋办）In Chinese culture, it goes without saying that the importance of taking good care of ones parents can never be overemphasized Because in dealing with age, one can not but admit that everyone is getting old and everyone will be in need of good care. When treating our pa