大学英语四级作文25篇

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2.

My View on Driving Restrictions in Big Cities

Traffic

jams

are

very

commonly-seen

in

big

cities,

and

a

big

headache for the citizens. In rush hours, endless cars get stuck

on the road and the whole city is like a huge parking lot.

The

driving

restrictions,

therefore

are

put

forward

to

alleviate

the

traffic

problems

in

big

cities.

By

implementing

driving

restrictions, around half of the private cars can be reduced from

the road, which will help decrease the possibility of traffic jams.

I

believe

that

the

driving

restriction

can

be

effective,

but

it

is

not

the

only

way

out.

If

the

car

ownership

is

increasing

continuously,

this

policy

will

have

limited

effects.

So

the

government

should

look

at

other

areas

to

address

the

traffic

problem, including reasonable road design, and encouragement

of the public using public transport system.

2. There Is No End to Learning

A

large

number

of

people

tend

to

live

under

the

illusion

that

they had completed their education when they graduate from

their schools. Obviously, they fail to take into account the basic

fact that there is no end to learning.

First of all, it is universally accepted that no college or university

can

educate

its

students

by

the

time

they

graduate.

Even

the

best possible graduate needs to continue learningbefore he or

she

becomes

an

educated

person.

Furthermore,

as

a

famous

saying

goes,

education

is

not

complete

with

graduation.

A

college

degree

can

never

ensure

long-term

job

success.

Maintaining

success

in

a

job

depends

on

education

after

graduation.

Most

importantly

by

enriching

our

life

and

perfecting our personality.

In

a

word,

learning

is

an

invaluable

career

worth

our

life- long

pursuit.

No

one

should

be

content

with

just

high

school

or

college education.

3.

My View on Microblog

The

microblog

is

very

popular

in

the

virtual

world.

Average

citizens, famous economists, as well as movie stars can own a

microblog and share their opinions and life with other people.

The

microblog

is

attractive

for

the

following

reasons.

First,

the

Internet

has

different

forms

of

dissemination

and

unique

effects

in

broadcasting

message

compared

with

traditional

media.

It

is

fast

and

efficient,

and

peoplecan

get

relevant

information

immediately.

Second,

message

sent

by

the

microblog can reach a large number of people, who can interact

with the microblog owners by leaving message in it. This kind of

interaction is appealing especially when the owner is a famous

figure.

The microblog

is very useful and

adds

lots of color

into the

virtual world. Regulated properly, the

microblog can be a very

intersting

platform

for

people

to

share

opinions

and

make

friends.

4.

The Significance of Waste Sorting

People

are

producing

waste

every

day,

which

is

a

huge

burden on the planet’s habitat. Some waste is not degradable

naturally,

which

will

exist

forever,

but

some

waste

can

be

recycled and reused again.

Waste

sorting

can

help

divide

the

reusable

waste

from

the

rest. And there are two reasons for doing this. Firstly, the earth

is limited in its natural resources, and many products are made

from finite resources, which cannot be generated by nature in a

short

period

of

time.

Simply

dumping

this

kind

of

products

is

wasting resources. Secondly, some part of the waste is of value.

To reuse and recycle this kind of waste is to save resources to a

large

extent,

which

also

contributes

to

environmental

protection.

Sorting

waste

is

a

meaningful

deed.

If

everyone

can

do

it,

small things can make a big positive impact on theenvironment.

5.

Will Tourism Bring Harm to the Environment?

In recent years, China has witnessed rapid growth in tourism.

Many

are

concerned

that

too

much

tourism

may

cause

grave

harm to the environment. And I can’t too agree to their view.

There

are

many

ways

in

which

tourism

brings

about

bad

effects to the environment. One of the examples is that in order

to

attract

tourists,

large

patches

of

woods

were

eliminated

to

build accommodation facilities as well as artificial scenic spots,

this unavoidably destroys the natural beauty of the scenic spots.

Worse

still,

it

breaks

the

ecological

balance

of

these

areas,

resulting

in

the

shortage

of

farm

land,

water

and

animals.

Moreover,

with

large

numbers

of

tourists

flooding

into

the

scenic spots every year, they have produced all kinds of garbage

everywhere, placing much pressure on environment protection.

All in all, too much tourism brings harm to the environment

in many ways. So it is unwise to sacrifice the environment for

the unreasonably rapid growth of tourism, and there should be

a

balance

between

tourism

development

and

environment

protection.

6.

How to Improve Students’ Physical Well

-being?

Recently, there have been some reports on freshmen getting

military

training.

But

the

focus

is

on

the

negative

side.

Some

students fainted because they couldn’t stand the training. In the

final analysis, this results from the

poor physical well-being

of

the students.

Two factors can be found out to explain this. Firstly, students

have been preoccupied with their study in high school, as the

goal of getting admitted by a university is just too huge. So they

could

not

spend

time

in

physical

exercise.

Secondly,

students

are

not

aware

of

the

fact

that

they

are

not

as

strong

as

theythink.

They

believe

that

they

are

still

young

and

it’s

not

necessary to worry about their health condition.

Now

it

is

high

time

that

students

improved

their

physical

well-being

by doing more exercise

and adopting healthy living

styles.

7.

First-tier City or Second-tier City

When

considering

where

to

work,

graduates

are

often

in

a

dilemma

of

choosing

between

the

first-tier

cities

and

the

second-tier city.

It is generally thought that a first-tier city is a wise choice. It

goes

almost

without

saying

that

there

are

more

job

opportunities in mega-cities, which offer higher salaries as well.

In

addition,

life

is

more

colorful

in

that

first-tier

cities

provide

more

choices

of

products

and

services.

However,

people

are

shifting

their

focus

to

second- tier

cities.

First,

the

living

costs

are much lower, which, makes up for the lower salaries. Second,

with

smaller

population

and

less

pollution,

second-tier

cities

offer more comfortable environment.

For my part, I think a first-tier city will suit me better, despite

its

crowdedness

and

high

living

costs.

The

promising

career

development and colorful life there have a great fascination for

me.

8.

A Letter of Inquiry

Dear Sirs,

I am a junior student majoring in Business Administration

in

South University. I am thinking aboutpursuing further study

in your university. And I am wondering if you can help me with

some issues regarding my application.

Firstly,

what

kind

of

language

test

does

your

school

require

for

a

foreign

student?

Will

TOEFL

be

good

enough?

Secondly, I am not sure how much the tuition fees would be for

studying

a

postgraduate

degree

on

business

administration

in

your school. Is there any way that I can apply for scholarships?

Thirdly,

what

kind

of

materials

should

I

prepare

for

a

student

visa?

I appreciate your time and help. I am looking forward to

hearing from you shortly.

Best regards

Liu Mei

9.

Adequate Preparation Should Be Given to Exams

As

is

known

to

all,

quite

some

college

students

seldom

take

exams

with

adequate

preparation,

which

leads

to

low

marks or even failure in the exams.

The

reasons

for

this

phenomenon

lie

in

many

aspects.

In

the

first

place,

college

students

nowadays

attach

less

importance to marks and

exams. Second, college students are

occupied

by

so

many

activities

that

they

can

just

spare

little

time for exam preparation. In addition, some teachers fail to be

strict

with

thestudents,

which

encourages

students

to

neglect

the exams.

To solve this problem, I think both students and teachers

should play their parts. On the one hand, students should have

a

proper

attitude

towards

exam

preparation,through

which

they

can

have

a

better

command

of

the

knowledge.

On

the

other, teachers ought to control the exams more strictly.

10.

The Importance of Finance Management

Due

to

the

fast-developing

economy,

people

have

realized

the

importance

of

finance

management.

It’s

believed

that

finance

management

can

help

not

only

save

money

but

also

make more money.

As college students, we should also pay enough attention to

finance management. Nowadays we are surrounded

by plenty

of

temptations.

Some

students

may

spend

all

they

have

in

a

short

period,

which

makes

it

difficult

for

them

to

afford

basic

necessities after that. To make things worse, some of them are

fond

of

keeping

up

with

the

Joneses,

spending

too

much

on

unnecessary things.

To

do

well

in

finance

management,

I

make

a

note

of

the

money

I

spend

every

day.

In

this

way,

I

am

aware

of

how

my

money

is

spent.

What’s

more,

I

can

make

adjustments

after

analyzing my spending habits.

11.

On Students Quitting School

Many

college

students

have

quit

school

in

recent

years.

They do it for different reasons.

Some students quit school because of their poor health. A

serious

disease

or

a

traffic

accident

may

have

made

it

impossible for them to continue their schooling. Other students

may be forced to do it because their family couldn’t afford the

tuition.

However,

there

are

some

students

who

quit

school

out

of

their

own

choice.

Some

embrace

a

good

job

offer

and

leave

school.

Others

may

find

that

they

cannot

afford

to

lose

the

good opportunity to start their career just like Bill Gates.

Whatever

the

reason,

I

think

college

students

should

think

twice

before

deciding

to

quit

school.

After

all,

graduates

are

normally better prepared for their future than those who quit

school. College education pays off in the long run.

12.

Rich Second Generation

The past decades have witnessed an increase in the number

of rich families, which gradually draws more public attention to

the issue of rich second generation.

There has been a

widespread

public debate over this issue.

Some

people

believe

that

the

rich

second

generation

can

benefit from being affluent. With the abundant resources and

chances

provided

by

their

wealthy

parents,

the

rich

second

generation

are

usually

well

educated

and

trained.

They

are

more likely to makeimportant contributions to our country. On

the

contrary,

others

hold

that

being

rich

has

a

negative

effect

on the rich second generation. Itis quite common for a rich kid

to fall into some bad habits, including flaunting their wealth and

feeling too proud.

From my point of view, the rich second

generation

do have

the

potential

to

be

leading

figures.

However,

they

should

remain modest and make efforts for that.

13.

Should English Classes Be compulsory for Students?

Most universities in China have made English a compulsory

course,

which

has

aroused

many

complaints

among

students.

Many students wish that English could be removed from the list

of compulsory courses.

However, I think it is of great significance for all university

students

to

study

English.

To

begin

with,

as

an

international

language,

English

is

widely

used.

Today,

university

students

must

master

the

language

if

they

are

to

communicate

with

foreigners

and

to

participate

in

the

fierce

international

competition

in

the

future.

In

addition,

studying

English

as

a

foreign language does not only provide students with a useful